Officials To Hold News Conference On Waldo Canyon Fire
It was a wildfire many will never forget and investigators have now determined what caused the most destructive fire in Colorado history.
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It was a wildfire many will never forget and investigators have now determined what caused the most destructive fire in Colorado history.
The students at a middle school in Jefferson County got an unusual lesson in wildlife on Tuesday as the school was locked down because of a bear camped out nearby.
The scientists at Lockheed Martin are among the best in the world at designing spacecraft. Now they are tapping into techniques pioneered by Hollywood for upcoming space projects.
A Jefferson County judge has harshly slapped down requests for mercy from a terminally ill inmate and his family who requested he be allowed to return home to die.
It's a bizarre and sad story in El Paso County -- investigators want to know who shot three animals, including a lion.
A man has died in the hospital after an auto-pedestrian collision that occurred last week.
A pit bull named "Dre" was taken away from its owners after charging officers and showing aggressive behavior.
Colorado health officials say 51 human cases of West Nile virus have been reported to the state health department as of last Friday, including two deaths in Montrose County.
Colorado government leaders marked the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Tuesday with a service that also honored the victims of the Aurora theater shooting and wildfires this summer that destroyed hundreds of homes.
Police in Aurora are trying to determine if a body found in neighborhood bushes belongs to a woman was believed to be kidnapped last weekend.
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler is slashing various fees for nonprofit entities starting Oct. 1, with some fees falling to $1 or less.
Those who have friends or family in Mexico or Montreal or some other distant place who say they don't call enough should try to a new app that lets them reach out to them for free.
Firefighters are battling a wildfire at Fort Carson.
It's been four days since an employee was held hostage for six hours inside a Denver Radio Shack. Employees were there getting ready to reopen Tuesday but say there's no word yet on when that will happen.
The mother of a man who died in a private prison claims that officials failed to provide adequate medical care.
