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Blowing dust is making for hazardous driving conditions north of Pueblo.
According to David Kopel, a constitutional law professor at the University of Denver, background checks violate the U.S. Constitution.
A suspected robber is in police custody after a chase and standoff on Capitol Hill on Saturday.
Jami Coulter's clients are with Price Water House Coopers where she is senior manager. She making her mark with the Fortune 500 Company and preparing the next generation.
The Colorado Department of Transportation announced its plans for construction this summer in the Denver metro area and the I-70 corridor between C-470 and the Eisenhower Tunnel.
Denver's Society of Hispanic Human Resource Professionals is proud to be sponsoring a Diversity in Education Job Fair on April 24. There will be hundreds of jobs to fill for all levels of education and experience. Click here to learn more.
An overnight blizzard left parts of the Colorado mountains covered in new snow Sunday, and more snow is on the way for the northern Colorado mountains.
The Colorado State Patrol says three people are dead after the Audi they were riding in collided head on with a semitrailer on Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon.
People living in Fort Collins will now be able to water more than once a week.
Tommy Thompson, 31, of Greeley owns Champion Realty, but he's also a Mixed Martial Arts fighter
Native Spanish-speaker Eusebia Garza went to the Mesa County library in 2003 knowing almost no English. When she first met her volunteer tutor through the library's Adult Literacy Program back then, she barely knew the English alphabet.
Michelle Peterson's son is subject to strict rules about his interaction with adults, especially those who are entrusted to coach or teach him.
A glob of liquid glass glows red-orange at the end of a long pole. John Hudnut holds the pole with one hand, the other holding a large pair of metal tweezers against the glass, shaping it as it cools.
A judge set a hearing for May 1 to determine a date a man on Colorado's death row will be executed.