Beautiful Christmas Tree Gives U.S. Capitol Visitors Taste Of Colorado
A spectacular tree will give visitors to the nation's Capitol a towering taste of Colorado during the holidays.
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A spectacular tree will give visitors to the nation's Capitol a towering taste of Colorado during the holidays.
Even outdoor smoking might soon be banned from Boulder's Pearl Street Mall.
Grand County commissioners have approved a permit for a water project designed to supply about 825,000 residents in northeast Colorado, with conditions to mitigate its environmental impacts.
Former President Bill Clinton is urging Colorado organizations fighting poverty in developing countries to work together.
Rosana Faessler stops by the hostess stand to check on reservations, then makes her way into the dining room to chat with a couple of the regular guests.
Stronger, super contagious and attacking without warning. Dr. Dave Hnida says get ready for a zombie flu season.
Recent earthquakes in Colorado and elsewhere were induced by a drilling procedure to dispose of wastewater, federal geologists planned to argue in a report announced Wednesday.
Colorado Springs police say they shot a man in a stolen vehicle who crashed into a police car while trying to escape.
The Colorado Lottery says last week's huge Powerball jackpot helped it record its best week ever for sales.
A federal trial has begun in Denver for a recycling company in Englewood after an investigation by "60 Minutes" uncovered junked electronics found in a wasteland in China.
The mother of a 13-year-old boy missing in southwestern Colorado for two weeks says she and her ex-husband have taken polygraph tests in an effort to help authorities find their missing child Dylan.
Colorado's junior senator has a new responsibility -- helping Democrats maintain their hold on the U.S. Senate in 2014.
A mother and two of her children are recovering after they were hit by a car on Monday night in Aurora.
Snowpack throughout Colorado is well below normal for this time of year and the fire season is extending into the holidays. That's proving to be quite a challenge for wildfire managers.
The amount of time students spend in school doesn't guarantee a difference in student achievement, but one Denver school is already finding that more hours has positive results.