Pedestrian deaths in Colorado reached an all-time high of 115 last year.

The Interior Department plans to shutter parks for the duration of the government shutdown unless states or other entities put up the money to keep them open.

The governor and backers are building support for a potential passenger train between Pueblo and Fort Collins, which would face voters and a narrow window for federal funding.

A legal challenge is expected against the state’s new three-day waiting period for gun purchases.

Deion Sanders and his team represent far more than wins and losses — especially for a Black community searching for signs of empowerment and authenticity.

In effect, the prosecution was showing the jury the things that the officers are trained to do in situations where people struggle or when they say they can’t breathe, drawing lines to what was done that night in the forcible arrest of McClain.

The discovery of Suzanne Morphew’s remains three years after the Colorado woman went missing is raising new questions about what happened to her.

Alabama lawmakers accused the Biden administration of prioritizing politics in their decision to permanently keep the command in Colorado.

The lawsuit, filed last year, named an Arvada police officer and the then-Arvada police chief as defendants.

Higher interest rates are top of mind for the state’s executives heading into the end of the year.

Rick Reigenborn and two deputies are charged with felony counts of forgery, attempt to influence a public servant, conspiracy to commit forgery, and conspiracy to attempt to influence a public servant. 

Denver and other parts of the northern Front Range will continue to see temperatures in the high 80s Thursday, but forecasters expect it to get chilly next week.

From National Parks to federal workers, if Congress fails to fund the government by this weekend, a shutdown could have wide ranging impacts in Colorado.

Jacquie Abram of Aurora wrote the book "Hush Money" about her experience.

Court was in recess until after noon waiting for Juror No. 12 to arrive, at which point the judge had to convince him to stay on the panel.

Court documents and testimony indicate that the accused shooter has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, and he has heard voices and yelling in his head.