New Hit & Run Law Will Increase Penalties
Colorado is now much tougher on hit-and-run drivers.
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Colorado is now much tougher on hit-and-run drivers.
The National Weather Service office in Boulder says six tornadoes touched down in the Denver area on Wednesday night during severe weather.
Firefighters say rain and cooler weather are helping them gain ground on several wildfires in northern Colorado.
New York City's proposed ban on large sugary drinks sounds extreme - but the governor of the nation's leanest state is listening.
A University of Colorado professor fired following a public outcry over an essay in which he compared some Sept. 11 victims to a Nazi is getting a hearing before the Colorado Supreme Court.
Weak snow may have dented skier visits to Colorado resorts last winter, but industry giant Vail Resorts Inc. said it still made money, and tiny Wolf Creek Ski Area in southwest Colorado said it set a record for attendance.
Many areas of Colorado Springs were hit hard with rising water and hail during the overnight storms.
Cherry Creek Dam Road will close tomorrow morning starting at 5am and will remain closed closed until Sunday at 5pm.
A strong series of thunderstorms that passed over the Denver metro area Wednesday night and into Thursday morning caused major problems for emergency crews and even had road crews breaking out the snowplows.
The Air Force said Wednesday it will indefinitely delay plans to fly low-altitude training missions over parts of New Mexico and Colorado.
A driver of a van drove into a flash flood area late Wednesday night during severe weather in the Aurora area and had to be rescued.
The presidents of the University of Wyoming and Colorado State University have met and reaffirmed plans to sell a 50,000-acre ranch in southeast Wyoming by sealed bid late this year or possibly next.
Two court cases before the Colorado Supreme Court seek to establish more rights for foster parents wanting to take an active role in their foster child's safety and care beyond their home.
A Show Low man is going to federal prison for a series of armed robberies of banks and credit unions in four states.
A Denver Public Schools principal is out after an investigation indicated an unusual number of students' answers on statewide tests had been changed, likely by administrators.
