Opening Statements Begin For Driver In Crash That Killed Thornton Family
Witnesses are testifying in the trial of a woman accused in a crash that killed a Thornton family.
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Witnesses are testifying in the trial of a woman accused in a crash that killed a Thornton family.
Denver police would like the public's help identifying and locating three suspects in a jewelry story burglary.
The Colorado Mining Association is considering whether to appeal the dismissal of its lawsuit challenging a regional haze plan, which state officials approved to help meet national air quality standards.
A woman accused of taking more than $200,000 from a charity she had organized to help the burn unit at The Children's Hospital has been arrested and formally charged.
A man accused of assaulting a woman on a Denver street is in jail, charged with attempted sexual assault and assault.
A man accused of keeping child pornography on his cellphone now faces two charges of sexual exploitation of a child.
Officials ordered new evacuations for the Pingree Park Road area Tuesday afternoon including the Colorado State University's Pingree Park campus.
Friends and family members are mourning the loss of a woman who apparently defied an evacuation order and refused to leave her home during the High Park Fire.
Smoke from the High Park Fire in Larimer County invaded much of the Denver metro area overnight and on Tuesday morning many Denverites woke to the smell of smoke.
Smoke filled a train at Denver International Airport early Tuesday morning.
The Aspen Skiing Co. has withdrawn a plan for Nordic ski jumps at the Buttermilk Ski Area.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has canceled a quarantine placed on a Douglas County ranch after a horse was found with a potentially fatal horse virus.
A federal incident command team who is now assisting with the High Park Fire predicted on Monday that the fire will continue to be a major threat for several days.
It's been nerve-racking for evacuees of the High Park Fire knowing 118 structures have been damaged or lost, but not knowing which ones. All they can do is wait.
Many people who have been evacuated from the High Park Fire are still scrambling to find a place for their animals, and now generous citizens are reaching out to help those in need.
