Vacant property owners in Lakewood set to pay new fees
The former Blue Sky Motel along West Colfax Avenue closed its doors to guests years ago, leaving a shell of a building behind.
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The former Blue Sky Motel along West Colfax Avenue closed its doors to guests years ago, leaving a shell of a building behind.
The agency is asking for those related to a missing person to provide a family reference sample.
Big box stores and small businesses in the Havana Business District have dealt with break-ins, robberies, and theft for years. Some owners say crime is getting better.
The owners of a new Ethiopian coffee shop in Aurora are looking to help their community through conversation. Lucy Coffee House opened its doors in January during an influx of African migrants in the city.
Colorado lawmakers at the state Capitol are considering changes to driver education requirements.
A semi truck carrying potatoes caught fire while it was traveling on a highway ramp in Jefferson County on Wednesday.
A Denver resident is fighting back against one of the city's proposed micro-community sites.
The CDC says schools need at least 95% of students to have the MMR vaccine to lower the outbreak risk, but the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment says coverage among kindergartners is the lowest since 2017 at 86.8%.
State lawmakers took up a bill that would restrict local governments from limiting the number of unrelated people who can live in a residence.
One day short of William "Lily" Whitworth's 20th birthday, a judge handed down a six-year prison sentence for the Elbert County resident.
The 25th Annual Jane-A-Thon is a fundraising event for the nonprofit Invest in Kids. It provides a lift ticket for skiers while collecting money for kids all over Colorado.
One of the co-owners of the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose has bonded out of custody.
An Amtrak train with dozens of people on board derailed after hitting a semi-truck hauling milk that was obstructing the tracks.
Jonathan David Grace, 49, was sentenced to 24 months in prison, 3 years supervised release and ordered to pay $5,000 in fines and $2,000 restitution.
Tuesday's count will identify individuals and families who are living in shelters, temporary living arrangements, transitional housing, or hotels and motels paid for by organizations, or government programs.
