CU Officials Prepared To Fire Embree Before Final Game
University of Colorado Athletic Director Mike Bohn and Chancellor Phil DiStefano laid the groundwork to fire head football coach Jon Embree prior to the Buffs final loss of the season.
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University of Colorado Athletic Director Mike Bohn and Chancellor Phil DiStefano laid the groundwork to fire head football coach Jon Embree prior to the Buffs final loss of the season.
A man died in a fire at a home in Aurora overnight, and so far it's not clear how that fire started.
Colorado Springs officials are in federal court Thursday defending a recent panhandling ban from a free-speech challenge.
Natural gas rates for 1.3 million in Colorado could be going up to pay for pipeline upgrades.
A Colorado auditor's report suggests that curtailing the emissions testing could save motorists nearly $30 million a year.
A man who drove to the Arapahoe County Jail with a body in the trunk of his car has been convicted by a jury of first-degree murder.
Colorado lawmakers opened the door Thursday to an investigation of Republican Secretary of State Scott Gessler's use of public funds to attend the Republican National Convention in Florida and a GOP election law training event.
Police in Arvada are searching for an accused child molester and are asking for the public's help.
Five months after a movie theater massacre in suburban Denver shocked the nation, Gov. John Hickenlooper now says "the time is right" for state lawmakers to consider gun control measures.
Police in Aurora have arrested the suspected hit-and-run driver who struck a teenager, placed her inside his car and then dropped her off at a 7-Eleven convenience store.
A fire burned at a scrap metal salvage yard in Greeley for hours after there was a delay getting water to the fire.
Skyrocketing hay prices have prompted a similar spike in hay thefts in northern Colorado.
A occupational therapist from Castle Rock has pleaded guilty to stealing from the state's Medicaid program and will repay the state nearly $100,000.
No matter how regulated marijuana is, now that pot is legal in Colorado it will be hard to keep away from curious and unknowing kids, according to a member of a Denver-area drug task force.
Free festivals, movies, music, hiking and biking abound in Denver in the summer, but there are plenty of free things to do in the winter months, too.
