Get Ready For Some Sticker Shock When Back-To-School Shopping
Get ready for some sticker shock when doing your back-to-school shopping. The cost of backpacks, pencils and notebooks jumped four times inflation.
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Get ready for some sticker shock when doing your back-to-school shopping. The cost of backpacks, pencils and notebooks jumped four times inflation.
The wait is nearly over -- outdoor equipment retailer Cabela's is about to open in the Denver metro area.
The arrest of 150 pimps across the country and in Denver in a three-day sweep highlights what federal agents say is a growing problem -- child prostitution. Now a Denver group is trying to raise awareness of the problem.
There was a big milestone for the real estate recovery in Denver. Home prices broke a record in May for the first time since the market crashed.
The Girl Scouts of Colorado are trying to figure out how to keep from going broke. They're $1 million in the red.
Police in Fort Collins are alerting religious organizations to a self-described "Islamist jihadist" who said Mormons and Catholics "would be destroyed" in the next two weeks.
Police in Greeley arrested a father overnight after they say he violently confronted the mother of his infant child and then took the child from her.
Firefighters in Englewood rescued a dog after a kitchen fire broke out at a duplex on Monday.
There's a big commotion at Steak 'n Shake and it's not about the food. The chain is suing to stop the operation of two Denver metro area locations.
Supporters of Colorado's new civil unions law say a court ruling declaring a same-sex divorce final means gay couples married in other states can legally terminate their relationships in Colorado without uprooting their lives.
Former Pueblo police officer George Rivera has made the ballot to challenge a Colorado state senator in a recall over new gun restrictions.
A Colorado tech firm whose customers include 16 NFL teams has received a cash boost from the investment company of Denver billionaire Philip Anschutz.
Both Golden and Lafayette now say mosquito pools have tested positive for West Nile virus, but neither city has confirmed any human cases.
The Montrose County Sheriff's Office and the FBI would like the public's help identifying the human remains found at a popular hunting and camping spot.
Wildlife officers searched Bear Creek Regional Park an aggressive bear Tuesday morning, but came up empty handed.
