Colorado Man Accused Of Stealing Antique Gun From New Mexico
Police say a reality show appearance has led to the arrest of a Colorado man accused of stealing an antique gun from a private collection in New Mexico.
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Police say a reality show appearance has led to the arrest of a Colorado man accused of stealing an antique gun from a private collection in New Mexico.
Denver police would like public's help locating suspects in a rash of armed robberies.
The Garfield County Sheriff's Office has identified a man spotted naked on popular hiking trails.
The Colorado Department of Transportation will keep Highway 6 through Clear Creek Canyon closed during the week for the next seven weeks.
A truck crashes into a pawn shop overnight, and police are trying to determine if it was a robbery attempt.
The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled that prosecutors can withhold records that were used to justify a police shooting if they involved opinions to determine if the officer was negligent.
A fatal semi crash that caused the closure of Interstate 70 Sunday morning is still under investigation.
Colorado's civil unions measure appears headed for certain defeat, as Republicans and Democrats are spending the first day of a special legislative session pointing fingers over the proposal to give same-sex couples the rights of married couples.
Seven years after embracing an ambitious plan to provide housing and job training for Denver's homeless, the city is poised Monday to impose restrictions that opponents - including Occupy protesters - say will make it illegal to have no home.
A father took a stand after he says his 12-year-old daughter was bullied in the ball pit inside Fun City in Littleton.
Drivers in Colorado are only supposed to be able to get temporary license plates from auto dealers and the state's Division of Motor Vehicles, but a 4 On Your Side Investigation found fake plates are being produced by criminals frequently.
The maker of the beef product dubbed "pink slime" by critics said Monday it was laying off 86 employees from its corporate office in South Dakota, citing what it calls a misinformation campaign about a product that food-industry experts agree is safe.
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