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Filmgoers always feel a lot of anticipation going into a summer movie season, but by mid-June they're usually wondering where all the good movies are.
Many farmers in Weld County say they stand to lose millions upon millions of dollars worth of crops unless they get irrigation water -- and fast.
Walmart is best known for its super stores, but now it's opening smaller outlets in Colorado it calls a "Neighborhood Market."
Prosecutors say a man accused of improperly building a road in an area being considered for federal wilderness protection has agreed to pay $80,000.
Cancer patients from The Children's Hospital were walking the runway at the Denver Art Museum Wednesday morning.
Colorado's budget situation is improving, but it's still worse than before the recession.
It's a well known summertime tradition, but starting Wednesday -- the first day of summer -- the Yampa River through Steamboat Springs is closed to tubing and rafting.
Fire crews took advantage of the cooler weather and higher humidity on Wednesday and Thursday in the fight against the High Park Fire burning west of Fort Collins.
Following a judge's order, Colorado health officials say they will hold an adjudicatory public hearing on a license application for the proposed Pinon Ridge uranium mill.
A Denver college's move to establish a special tuition rate for illegal immigrant students has spiraled into a legal fight involving the state's attorney general.
Authorities grounded firefighting aircraft battling an out-of-control blaze scorching central Colorado on Wednesday, reacting with caution to witness reports of meteor sightings.
Colorado has finalized a contract with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to buy water from the Animas-La Plata Project.
A baby moose wandered into a skate park and got stuck in the half-pipe.
Michelle Obama began her second day of political campaigning in the West by reflecting on wildfires that have burned down hundreds of homes and charred huge sections of Colorado and other states in the region.
Denver Public Schools may ask for a property tax increase to offset budget cuts.
