Last-Minute Holiday Shoppers May Not Find Big Bargains
It doesn't look like there will be any budget relief for those last-minute holiday shoppers this year. They'll find big crowds but not big bargains.
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It doesn't look like there will be any budget relief for those last-minute holiday shoppers this year. They'll find big crowds but not big bargains.
Colorado Senator Mark Udall is weighing in on the gun control debate in the aftermath of the Newtown, Conn. mass shooting.
Police in Littleton have arrested a second suspect in a deadly shooting from October.
The man convicted of running a car break-in ring that targeted vehicles of people parked at funerals, churches and schools has been sentenced to 36 years in prison.
A man died in a house fire in Golden on Thursday night. The cause of that fire has not been determined.
Firefighters in Gilpin County rushed to put out a trailer that had caught fire and spread to the deck where it was being stored on Thursday.
Travelers can double check their flight and driving conditions before heading out for the holiday week.
It didn't matter that Richard Taggart was wearing flannel and jeans, was off the clock and was in an interview about his new job.
The man who owned the dog that was shot and killed by a Commerce City Police officer is reacting to animal cruelty charges filed against that officer.
Denver emergency management officials want people to know they are testing their emergency sirens and it's not a warning that the end of the world is near.
State health officials say old military explosives found in a Lakewood park will be destroyed.
Colorado officials are considering a rule that would require doggy daycare facilities and boarding kennels to put their animals in life jackets and have a lifeguard on duty if the dogs have access to a pool.
Nearly 35 puppies and dogs saved from puppy mills are getting a second chance at finding forever families in Colorado.
A newborn should be a bundle of joy for the family, but sometimes families need a little help taking care of the little ones.
Some Coloradans aren't just emailing and calling their representatives as the deadline for the looming fiscal cliff grows closer, on Thursday they broke out in song.
