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36-year-old Denver resident Ria Sylvester says she has lived a pretty fulfilled and busy life, despite not having or wanting to have children in it.
In Broomfield an inclusive child center is cleaning up after pipes burst in the school causing thousands of dollars in damage.
A squabble last Friday between outgoing Aurora Interim Police Chief Art Acevedo and a top-ranking official with the city attorney's office was apparently videotaped, shared, and has sparked speculation and conversation at Aurora City Hall.
Douglas County Sheriff's investigators, along with the Parker Police Department, released new details on Thursday in last week's deaths of two adults and a juvenile male.
This second fire engine comes nearly a year after the City of Boulder purchased its first electric fire engine in the spring of 2023.
The National Western Stock Show and Colorado State University teamed up to host the annual PRCA Exceptional Rodeo.
Former President Donald Trump's attorneys wrote that the challenges to his eligibility "promise to unleash chaos and bedlam if other state courts and state officials follow Colorado's lead."
McMeen in the Middle is CBS News Colorado's exclusive series on how one Denver school is responding to the continuous enrollment of migrant students. Reporter Jasmine Arenas followed one of those families to their home where they discussed their struggles after arriving in the United States.
The Travel & Adventure Show is in Denver on January 20th and 21st with dozens of exhibitors and guest speakers.
Officials at Denver International Airport say they saw a drastic reduction in car thefts by the end of 2023 after reports of multiple vehicle break-ins and catalytic converters being stolen while passengers travel.
Detectives are asking for the public's help in the attempted kidnapping between 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Jan. 17.
The Custer County Sheriff's Office posted a statement on Facebook saying the current sheriff is very concerned about the allegations and has asked the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to review the incident.
The identity of a person or people whose remains were found at a western Colorado home is a mystery so far.
Just as quickly as temperatures climbed into the low 50s across parts of the Denver metro area Thursday, they fell into the 30s as a cold front raced through the Front Range in the afternoon.
A new audit is showing that construction plan review errors, unclear instructions, and a lack of manager oversight are increasing costs and slowing down the process for homeowners to get permits for renovation and building projects in Denver.
