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The Colorado Department of Transportation and the Denver Police Department have released information about how the USA Pro Challenge and the Denver Broncos game will impact traffic in Denver on Sunday.
A long distance runner has made his way to Colorado on his quest to run all the way across the country while battling a chronic disease.
Racers in this week's USA Pro Challenge in Colorado are getting closer to the finish line in Denver on Sunday, and they aren't letting shocking news that has emerged in the cycling world slow them down.
Frontier Airlines says it won't launch nonstop service between Durango, Colo., and Las Vegas this fall after all.
The Defense Department has awarded another multimillion-dollar construction contract for a new helicopter brigade at Fort Carson.
Denver is celebrating a new library with a groundbreaking ceremony.
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler says he's finalized an agreement with federal officials to access an immigration database to verify whether non-citizens are on voting rolls.
A Chicago man accused of groping a pregnant woman and not following crew instructions on a JetBlue flight that made an emergency landing in Denver has been formally indicted on two federal charges.
A Weld County grand jury has indicted an Englewood man on theft and forgery charges related to an alleged mortgage scheme.
A new TV ad featuring former President Bill Clinton is the latest evidence of a deliberate and potentially risky advertising strategy by the Obama campaign to blitz airwaves with its strongest material months before the general election.
The 140-year-old Colorado State Fair is getting under way.
The launch of an Atlas rocket carrying a University of Colorado experiment has been delayed.
Vail Mountain says the U.S. Forest Service has approved its proposal to add a 1,000-foot long zip line, aerial ropes courses, a climbing wall and summer tubing to the ski resort's mountaintop Adventure Ridge area.
The Larimer County Farmers' Market has launched a program to give food stamp recipients a little extra money to spend there.
Denver-area health officials say four Coloradans have been diagnosed with the West Nile virus.
