$5 million lottery winner hopes to help "improve Pueblo"
A woman who won a Colorado Lottery jackpot of more than $5 million says she plans to help out her community with part of her winnings.
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A woman who won a Colorado Lottery jackpot of more than $5 million says she plans to help out her community with part of her winnings.
December historically has the most passenger vehicle crashes on Interstate 70 in Colorado.
On the sixth night of Hanukkah in the Denver metro area, one Israeli family is reminiscing on more than just the holiday; how far they have come since their lives drastically changed on Oct. 7.
A system moving through the Southern Rockies today will lift in light snow to Eastern Colorado and into the Palmer Divide Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning.
Suspected car thieves from Aurora, Denver, and Colorado Springs, all caught in Douglas County in a 24-hour period.
For months, the family of shooting victim Adam Fresquez has been demanding that authorities provide answers to their questions about the events that led up the 33-year-old's death.
Randy Williams, Timothy Collins, Brittany Morrow, and Ryan Bennie all showed up in person at Georgetown's Clear Creek County courthouse Tuesday morning, each flanked by an attorney.
Testimony on Tuesday from an anesthesiologist revealed that there was no medical reason to give ketamine to Elijah McClain.
This week fifth and sixth grade students at a Colorado school are set to eat from a harvest of vegetables that they helped to grow, and they're learning lessons in the process.
Police rushed to the Rocky Mountain Trading Company, located at 255 North Commercial Street in Trinidad about 1:50 a.m. on Dec. 6.
Santa helped kick start the holiday celebration by rappelling down the side of Children's Hospital Colorado on Tuesday.
The City of Loveland has agreed to pay a Windsor man $400,000 over a 2020 DUI arrest in which breath and blood testing indicated Elias had no alcohol or drugs in his system.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Denver is celebrating with its "Our Day of Guadalupe Feast Day."
Colorado is now going to take a deeper look at creating a passenger rail system up and down the Front Range as growth adds to congestion and slows traffic on roads.
There are 10 things the Office of Inspector General with the United States Postal Service found that Colorado's mountain mailrooms could do to help get things back on track because as we've been reporting for years now: they desperately need help.
