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Colorado Democrats advanced an elections overhaul Thursday that includes mailing ballots to every registered voter and allowing same-day registration — proposed changes that have Republicans nervous about the potential benefit to Democrats.
Eagle County sheriff's officials say a snowboarder has died after being caught in a backcountry avalanche south of Vail Pass.
Thousands of pairs of shoes lined the steps of the State Capitol in Denver on Thursday. Each pair of shoes represents a victim of gun violence in America.
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office has documented successes and shortcomings in a report on its response to the Waldo Canyon wildfire, which killed two people and destroyed 347 homes in Colorado Springs last June.
The Grand Junction City Council voted to send a message to a recently-elected councilman: stay away.
Fire engulfed a home in the northeastern part of the Denver metro area Thursday morning at daybreak, causing heavy damage.
A little girl who was shot in the head by her mother is making progress in her recovery.
Law enforcement across Colorado are searching for an inmate who walked away from a minimum security facility in Golden.
The judge in the Colorado theater shootings says he's satisfied that prosecutors have told defense lawyers about all the evidence.
Public school teacher evaluations won't be subject to public review under a bill that has won final approval by the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall says supporters of universal background checks for gun buyers aren't giving up despite a defeat in the Senate.
Army helicopter crews and the Fort Carson Fire Department are practicing wildfire-fighting techniques.
Colorado public schools would get their biggest funding boost in years under a bill that has won initial approval in the state Senate.
Big changes to how Colorado elections are run are expected to be debated in the state House.
The Colorado Court of Appeals says state laws ordering people with infectious diseases to get treatment and avoid contact with others are constitutional, but health officials must be able to present evidence in court to back up their decisions.
