The Associated Press

Leaving cars running unattended is common on frigid Colorado winter mornings, but can leave the driver with a ticket because “puffing” makes cars vulnerable to theft.

About 4,000 people, including law enforcement officers from around the state, gathered Monday at a memorial service.

Bruce, convicted in 2012 of tax evasion and trying to influence a public servant, violated the terms of his probation.

The woman ditched the cab but walked to the convenience store she had initially mentioned.

The Colorado Basin River Forecast Center projects that Lake Powell will hold only 80 percent of its long-term average amount of water this spring.

Officials say only refunds linked to filings that show signs of fraud will be affected.

One city official says the smell is likely a result of decaying organic matter in the storm sewers made worse.

Officials have announced plans to acquire land surrounding the base in Aurora to prevent future encroachment of development.

The festival is being held Aug. 4-7 on a 274-acre ranch owned by Jed Selby.

Dr. Torri Metz, a high-risk obstetrician, hopes to provide data-supported answers as marijuana laws change nationwide.

The change would mean that only criminal defendants, their attorneys, members of law enforcement and parties in a case would be able to see test results.

The zoo says this is Tinga’s first offspring and that she’s learning her new role as a mother.

The pension fund’s board of directors opposes the bill because directors said they didn’t want politics to influence investment decisions.

A judge found James Hopper in violation of a court order that protected his neighbors, vegetable growers Rosemary Bilchak and Gordon MacAlpine, who suffers from leukemia.

Beginning on Tuesday, the city will begin removing items like tarps and other property and take the items to a storage facility.

A proposal to build a three-story complex to provide long-term housing to homeless young people has Boulder, Colorado, seemingly at odds with its liberal image.