Next phase of improvements on the Alameda bridge begins
State and federal officials provided an update Tuesday on the much needed face-lift for the Alameda Avenue bridge in Denver.
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State and federal officials provided an update Tuesday on the much needed face-lift for the Alameda Avenue bridge in Denver.
Colorado's score in a new "Top States to Live in" list might have been a lot higher, were it not for low marks for its crime rates and affordability.
While you may think of it as a party game, cornhole is a growing professional sport, and in the Rochester area, you'll find Minnesota's first cornhole pro.
Aurora City Council members voted to ban the sale of dogs and cats in the city.
Madonna has announced a new concert date for Denver after a serious illness landed her in the ICU and forced her to postpone her Celebration Tour.
The man who wrote the book on climbing Colorado's 14ers and many other popular mountaineering guides and stories is in a hospital in Durango after a climbing accident last week.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is warning of a concerning rise in scams targeting older residents.
Summer heat returns today with temperatures climbing into the 90s.
As Denver Public Schools prepare to welcome student back to classes next week, safety remains a critical concern for parents.
A woman was killed over the weekend after falling more than 300 feet while climbing in Rocky Mountain National Park. A man was severely injured after a similar fall.
Aurora police has begun issuing citations as part of a Photo Speed Enforcement Pilot Program.
One in five people in Aurora are foreign-born and more than 160 languages are spoken in the city's schools.
The Cherry Creek Schools superintendent saluted food workers and highlighted mental health supports for students on the first day of the new school year.
Files containing names, social security numbers and medical information were accessed by an "unauthorized actor" in late May, the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing announced.
As Douglas County students enter their second week of the school year, it's also the second week of the district's rolling bus cancellations. And parents are noticing one problem is getting worse: traffic.
