The Associated Press

A charter bus carrying 15 people ran off a highway after striking a bridge support Sunday in southern Colorado, killing two people and injuring several others, a state patrol official […]

A flock of ducklings is safe in suburban Denver after a firefighter used a recording of duck calls to coax some of them from a storm drain.

The two alleged shooters planned the May 7 attack for a few weeks. One student died and eight others were injured.

After a video of parents and coaches fighting at a kids’ baseball game, the sport association has canceled the rest of the season for both teams and police have cited five people in the brawl.

The oldest of four children, Selah has been climbing since she can remember and had been asking her parents for years to climb El Capitan.

The companies say the deal requiring approval from regulators could save about $120 million annually in mostly operational costs over 10 years.

USOC spokesman Mark Jones said in a statement they will “continue to work constructively with both the House and the Senate to create healthy and safe environments for the American athletes we serve.”

The larger issue weighing the rights of LGBT people against the religious objections of merchants remains unresolved.

The Colorado Supreme Court says a ballot measure aimed at eliminating the state’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR amendment, can move forward.

Pfizer Inc. will pay $48 per share and expects the deal to close in the second half of the year.

Now that hemp is off the controlled substances list, researchers look to create accountability by standardizing U.S. hemp for a global market and help farmers grow legitimate and legal crops.

The governors are left looking for ways to grab the spotlight as they also reveal some frustrations that their records aren’t getting more attention.

School officials said the number of people trying to get close to or even inside the school reached record levels this year, the 20th anniversary of the 1999 attack.

“His soul will live on through the Broncos, the city of Denver and all of our fans,” Bowlen’s family said in their statement Thursday night. “Heaven got a little bit more orange and blue tonight.”

The runoff will put so much water into the Colorado River that Lake Powell is expected to rise 50 feet this year.

It’s a paradox playing out nationwide as more states take the leap from care-centered medical programs to recreational models.