Forensic experts in Boulder County are still working to identify a person whose remains were found in the rubble of the Stone Canyon fire, but the condition of the remains is posing a challenge for investigators.
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Aurora councilmembers voted on Monday night to opt out of a state law prohibiting firearms in so-called “sensitive spaces,” which include government buildings.
Colorado Springs residents could see competing recreational marijuana ballot questions in November.
Colorado Springs City Council sends sales ban of recreational marijuana to voters Read More »
Has an apartment management company in Aurora failed to maintain their property, as one media outlet reported, or has the Venezuelan gang, Tren de Argua, taken over the property by force?
Video: Has a Venezuelan gang taken over an Aurora apartment complex? Read More »
It is inside the walls of a former high school and recently former middle school where leaders with Westminster Public Schools sparked a new idea: to create a campus where high school students can learn the skills needed to be ready for the workforce.
Westminster Schools ‘reimagining’ learning with new Ranum Reimagined Campus Read More »
Caroline Lukens was born a cowgirl. “I got this cute little quarter horse named Ranger and he was my first horse,” Lukens said.
It’s been over a month since RTD Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald Sr. was put on leave and the public agency has yet to explain why.
Security badge data reveals RTD police chief rarely visited RTD facilities Read More »
Three men were taken to a local hospital with injuries following a shooting on the 16th Street Mall Tuesday evening, according to the Denver Police Department.
Three shot, one arrested Wednesday in 16th Street Mall shooting Read More »
On Tuesday, Aug. 13, Colorado Springs City Council voted to refer the renewal of the 2C Road Improvement Program to voters in November.
Mere hours after being convicted Monday on seven counts related to the breach of the Mesa County election system, former County Clerk Tina Peters seemed to hint at a future appeal.
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