Boulder Passes 1-Year Moratorium On Oil & Gas Drilling
There will be no fracking in Boulder for the next year.
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There will be no fracking in Boulder for the next year.
Hundreds of thousands of Coloradans might have to pay more for electricity under a controversial new law that requires rural electric co-ops produce 20 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2020.
A trial is under way for a man from Highlands Ranch accused of human trafficking. The jury will decide if he brought nurses to the United States under false pretenses and then put them to work, collecting much of their pay.
Sheriff's officials say a Livermore man who was fatally shot by a deputy Monday had called 911 to complain about a neighbor, then used a semiautomatic rifle to open fire on deputies who responded.
Police in Washington state have arrested a man wanted for sexual assaulting a 9-year-old girl.
Colorado health officials say the state is home to 12 of the 49 hepatitis A illnesses that have been reported in seven states since late April.
Investigators are searching for evidence near what's believed to be a human jaw bone found near Cherry Creek Reservoir.
The jury deliberated the fate of a Commerce City grandmother accused of killing her 4-year-old grandson.
People in the Denver metro area saw more ambulances, police cruisers and fire engines on Wednesday as a large-scale disaster drill was held at the Denver International Airport.
A family in Aurora says it was the loudest thing they've ever heard. Now they're cleaning up after lightning struck their house.
Denver police would like the public's help locating a suspect in an armed robbery.
A flurry of final bill signings from Colorado's Democratic governor Wednesday included divisive measures on renewable energy and labor rights.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper gave a personal apology to man who was wrongly jailed after signing a bill into law Wednesday to compensate the wrongly imprisoned.
Federal regulators have proposed nearly $67,000 in fines for a Colorado bioenergy company, after an employee's leg was caught by an auger system that unexpectedly began operating.
Colorado prosecutors will have new criminal penalties to charge people accused of injuring pregnant women and causing them to lose their child in cases of domestic violence or car accidents.
