Colorado Public Radio Staff

Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch testified for about five hours on Friday.

Officials say the sale is expected to close in the first quarter of 2020.

Bailey was shot to death Aug. 3 as he fled from officers during an investigation into an armed robbery.

Ambassador William Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary George Kent both publicly testified before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.

Federal officials said Richard Holzer, 27, of Pueblo, planned to blow up Temple Emanuel in the middle of the night.

The suspect has been located and detained, but the area is still not open to the public.

Thursday’s near party-line 232-196 roll call was the chamber’s first formal vote on a process that’s likely to take months.

Al-Baghdadi presided over Islamic State’s global jihad and became arguably the world’s most wanted man.

Twelve Democrats seeking the White House tussled Tuesday night in a wide-ranging debate in Ohio, the fourth of the primary season so far.

The Colorado trial was one of a handful of criminal cases in the U.S. involving drivers who work for the ride-sharing company.

Expect wintry conditions for your morning commute — which means be mindful of ice bridges and passes and save extra time for a slower drive to work.

Starting in October, cyclists will be able to ride an electronic bike at Dinosaur National Monument.

Bernhardt also extended the tenures of the acting heads of the National Park Service and Fish and Wildlife Service.

The House intelligence committee released a redacted version of the whistleblower complaint Thursday ahead of testimony from Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence.

Marchers were met by counter-protesters in support of ICE — and police in riot gear.

The U.S. House moved closer to an impeachment investigation into President Donald Trump as the House Judiciary Committee Chairman on Thursday approved guidelines for impeachment hearings. Colorado Democratic Rep.