Boulder Circle K Clerk Refuses To Take Puerto Rico ID, Claims It's Not From U.S.
"When she saw that it was Puerto Rico driver's license, she said she cannot accept the ID. It has to be a U.S. ID."
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"When she saw that it was Puerto Rico driver's license, she said she cannot accept the ID. It has to be a U.S. ID."
Monday evening marks four weeks since Gannon Stauch was last seen. The eleven-year-old was was first reported missing Jan. 27 after he didn't return home.
Another option of getting to Steamboat Ski Resort's trademarked "Champagne Powder" is coming next winter.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center released dramatic video over the weekend that shows a snowmobile rider triggering an avalanche moments after skiiers passed through the same area.
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's Saturday night rally at the Crowne Plaza Denver Airport Convention Center started as most do.
The Denver Zoo is getting ready to celebrate a special birthday. Dobby the reticulated giraffe turns three in just a matter of days.
On any other animal, a white nose might look cute, as if it had playfully torn into a bag of confectioners sugar. On a bat, it's a death sentence.
The prevalence of consumer DNA kits which help reveal your ancestors has changed the way that folks travel.
Rescuers found a man lost near Mount Evans with the help of cellphone technology.
More than 100 firefighters from across Colorado hit the slopes at Arapahoe Basin. They grabbed a 50-foot fire hose and hit the slalom course.
Two weeks ago, Boris went to check on his bees and discovered all of the hives were missing. Initially, it was reported to Northglenn police as theft but recently deemed it a misunderstanding.
"TREAD: The True Story of Marvin Heemeyer" is in theaters now. The documentary details the events leading up to the rampage that left part of Granby in rubble.
irefighters helped rescue a puppy from a fireplace in Adams County Friday night.
A moose wandered into town in the ski town of Breckenridge on Friday.
A former detainee is suing the for-profit private prison company that operates and manages Aurora's ICE detention facility after he broke his face on the toilet in his cell. He claims he didn't receive proper medical attention while in federal custody.
