16-Year-Old Graduating With Honors From CU Boulder
Natasha Goss was 13 when she arrived at the University of Colorado in Boulder after graduating from Silver Creek High School in Longmont.
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Natasha Goss was 13 when she arrived at the University of Colorado in Boulder after graduating from Silver Creek High School in Longmont.
Prosecutors have filed charges including first-degree murder and aggravated robbery against a man accused of fatally stabbing a woman in a wheelchair in Aurora.
Chatfield State Park south of Denver is hosting water-based training for Fort Carson-based soldiers Wednesday.
Recreational pot taxes above 25 percent have won final approval in the House and await action in the Senate.
Two mobile homes have been destroyed and a third was damaged at a mobile home park in Dotsero.
After 27 years of setting the standard for Denver's restaurants, Strings is closing its doors.
Colorado health officials say there is no public health danger from chemicals leaking into groundwater in Parachute but dozens of people had questions about the incident.
A critical 911 call made during last year's Waldo Canyon Fire may have helped crews contain the fire before it got out of control.
A former bank officer who stole from the bank will spend the next five years in community corrections.
Pro-gun rights billboards are stirring emotions in Greeley. The billboards feature pictures of Native Americans with the message "Turn in your arms, the government will take care of you."
Prosecutors are reviewing whether any charges should be filed in the fatal shooting of a man outside the home of a Colorado sheriff's lieutenant and a chief deputy district attorney.
Midnight ceremonies are planned in Denver and Boulder after civil unions in Colorado become legal.
A female soldier in the U.S. Army pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of desertion after fleeing to Canada to avoid a second tour of duty in the Iraq war.
An 8-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot on Monday night and police are urgently looking for the suspects.
Immigrant students will pay significantly less in tuition at Colorado colleges under legislation signed by Gov. John Hickenlooper on Monday.
