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In southwest Denver, the winds made for an unforgettable scare for one family, after branches on a falling tree impaled Erich Newman and his nine-year-old daughter Kaitlyn.
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed part of Highway 6 in Clear Creek Canyon Saturday.
It's been a week since Rocky Mountain National Park instituted its timed entry program, but many visiting the beloved park didn't know anything about it.
Officials with the State of Colorado picked the first $1 million winner in a lottery that's trying to inspire residents to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife caught two red fox pups raiding chicken coops in Cañon City -- but one of them wasn't red.
If you're unemployed and thinking of returning to work, not only will the state pay you, businesses desperate to fill labor shortages are offering big incentives on top.
The city of Aurora is trying to figure out a solution for their rising homeless population. Mayor Mike Coffman proposed a camping ban similar to Denver's.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced on Thursday that DIRECTV will pay more than $1 million in refunds to Coloradans who were overcharged during the Altitude Sports blackout.
A moose ran onto the field -- and crossed home plate as spectators cheered -- before retreating back into the hills.
King Soopers grocery stores are joining in the effort to get more people vaccinated.
Sculpture Park at the Denver Performing Arts Complex will be the place to be this summer, with dance classes and a concert series.
Colorado children helped name 20 new snowplows in the Colorado Department of Transportation's fleet.
The woman who authorities say drove her vehicle onto the lawn at Fort Logan National Cemetery on Memorial Day and crashed into nine headstones has been identified.
The Juneteenth Music Festival returns to Denver's streets for an in-person celebration of its 10th year.
The University of Denver and National Jewish Health have given their 30,000th COVID vaccine dose.
