Colorado Gets No. 3 Ranking In 'Best States To Retire In' List, Governor Says 'Florida And Virginia, We're Coming For You'
Colorado is the No. 3 best state to retire in. That's according to a new study from WalletHub.
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Colorado is the No. 3 best state to retire in. That's according to a new study from WalletHub.
On Monday morning, a dog named Watson wound up in the icy waters of a pond along the Big Dry Creek Trail in Centennial. A South Metro firefighter came to the rescue.
A pair of turkeys drew a lot of attention in the parking lot of a shopping complex in Greenwood Village.
Denver residents are showing their support for a locally owned coffee shop and also for one of the owners, who is battling cancer.
On Monday a family-owned restaurant in Centennial became a part of Broncos history when George Paton decided to take the prospective new head coach Nathaniel Hackett to the restaurant to close up on the deal.
It was move-in day Friday for two adorable bear cubs.
President Biden has vowed to replace Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer with a qualified black female. Retired Denver County Judge Gary Jackson calls it a move that is long overdue.
An Arvada teacher took matters into her own hands when a lack of school bus drivers threatened a field trip.
Officials say K9 Cooper will be trained in sniffing out guns and ammunition, and tracking blood.
Police in Denver are searching for two people wanted in the theft of two necklaces worth $7,300 from the National Western Stock Show.
For the first time since the Marshall Fire, evidence is surfacing that some residents are opting out of rebuilding.
What does the Mile High City look like from 260 miles up? The International Space Station passed over Denver just after 10 p.m. MST on Tuesday.
The new location of the Tattered Cover Book Store has opened in Westminster and this one features more than just books.
The vast majority of musicians that live on Colorado's Front Range prefer to practice inside when the snow starts dumping, but there are always exceptions.
Investigators are considering a number of possible causes of the Marshall Fire, but a new possibility emerged - that the remains of turn-of-the-century coal mines which have been slowly burning underground for decades may have reached the soil surface and ignited the fire.
