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The money will go towards clearing underbrush and trees from public lands, but efforts may be hampered by staffing shortages.

The Denver Broncos are nearing the end of their interviews for their head coaching. They have interviews with San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans and Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn.

A drug dealer who was convicted of being the source of fentanyl that killed a man in 2017 was sentenced to life in prison at the urging of the government and parents of overdose victims.

The announcement came at the American Meteorological Society convention in Denver. Experts are crediting a worldwide treaty in 1987 that banned certain classes of chemicals.

Southwest canceled nearly 17,000 flights, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers in late December. The airline said Friday that it now expects to post a loss for the fourth quarter.

The top three reasons for converting an old vehicle? Faster acceleration and improved performance, a challenging project, and the environment.

The president of the University of Northern Colorado says his 22-year-old son was killed in an avalanche while the two were backcountry skiing near Breckenridge on New Year’s Eve.

As a result, there is the potential for members of such marginalized communities to leave or for the community itself to shut down.

DIA saw 273 Southwest flight cancellations on Thursday.

 A Pueblo County man accused of tampering with a voting machine during the primary election is mentally incompetent and cannot continue with court proceedings, a judge ruled Thursday.

Mikaela Shiffrin led Paula Moltzan for an American 1-2 finish in a night slalom to become the first ski racer with 50 World Cup wins in a single discipline.

New owner and CEO Greg Penner said he’ll lead the search for a new coach with assistance from GM George Paton, in whom he expressed confidence Monday.

Colorado Springs police say they found the dead body of an apparently homeless person during this week’s winter storm.

The list includes a former state trooper who stopped an assassination attempt against Gov. Bill Ritter in 2008.

The House committee investigating the Capitol riot is wrapping up its year-and-a-half-long inquiry by asking the Justice Department to investigate potential crimes.

The hate isn’t limited to fringe sites.