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A former Colorado Springs couple have been sentenced to a year of probation after a jury convicted them of animal abuse for their treatment of a lamb that authorities say they intended to sacrifice for Passover.
Marijuana may be coming out of the black market in Colorado and Washington state, but the drug, at least for now, will retain a decidedly underground feel: Users may not know what's in it.
Some members of the city council argue that while the majority of Denver voters said yes to the amendment, it was in an effort to decriminilize small amounts. Their intentions may not have been to have a marijuana store in their neighborhood.
Police in Highlands Ranch are searching for thieves who have been forcing their way into homes and taking the most expensive things they can find.
Denver's neighborhoods are as eclectic as the people who live in them. Whatever your stomping ground, you can incorporate its unique qualities into your home.
Observe Presidents Day in Colorado by learning a bit more about the presidents of the past and the history of the state of Colorado. Get in touch with your historical side on Feb. 18.
Investigators looking for a boy last seen in the Vallecito area on Nov. 19 say they hope to talk to a man seen in the north end of Vallecito that day.
Sheriff Tom Allman says voters in Colorado will regret the decision to legalize marijuana because crime will also increase.
Police say a body found in Fountain Creek last week was that of a 27-year-old man who had been sought by officers in December.
A plea deal was agreed upon Monday in a stalking case involving a Boulder police officer.
Anyone who drives around the former Fitzsimons Medical Campus in Aurora knows traffic there can be a mess, but finally there will be a little relief.
A Jefferson County judge is defending the unusual move of closing a key hearing for a teen accused of killing a 10-year-old Westminster girl and attacking a jogger.
There was a call for change in gun laws from Aurora to Washington on Monday.
A bill to extend a tax credit for people who take steps to protect their homes from wildfire will now go to the Colorado Senate.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has made a decision that has upset both environmentalists and drilling companies.
