Denver Woman Surprised With $250,000 Colorado Lottery Prize
A Denver woman got a big surprise when she came home from work. It was a $250,000 prize check from the Colorado Lottery.
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A Denver woman got a big surprise when she came home from work. It was a $250,000 prize check from the Colorado Lottery.
Two astronauts from Colorado could find themselves on the International Space Station, walking on the moon, or one day headed to Mars.
The Colorado Department of Public Safety sent ground crews to northeast Colorado Thursday night to investigate reports of drones in the area.
Katherine Gail Kreidle turned herself in to authorities at the Eagle County Sheriff's Office after an arrest warrant was issued in connection with damaging an iconic ice sculpture display in the Vail Village.
Studies show the new normal may be a degree chillier: 97.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
A man who said he has worked his way off the streets said he's suffered a setback after Jefferson County public officials want to force him out of the first home he has owned in more than 12 years.
A report of a close call with a helicopter has the agency concerned and considering more flights, using a plane often sent on firefighting missions.
Two men who pleaded guilty to trespassing on the cone of Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park were sentenced to 10 days in jail and have been banned from the park for five years.
Colorado is adding a newly found cave to its list of natural wonders. The Witch's Pantry was discovered north of Glenwood Springs last fall.
The devastating bushfires that have been spreading across Australia for months show no signs of slowing down.
A bill introduced in the Vermont Senate would make it illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to use or possess a cell phone in the state.
Some members of Denver's City Council say, at the rate the city is operating, it could take more than 150 years to fix all the sidewalks in the city that need to be addressed.
Those with a creative streak in Colorado are getting to work for a good cause, to help animals injured in the Australian wildfires.
Officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife say they have already seen signs of wolf activity in the northwest part of the state.
The Phillips County Sheriff's Office says the search for a "command vehicle" has been called off.
