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Colorado railroad crossing where 5 family members were killed was awaiting improvements
The southern Colorado railroad crossing where five family members died Sunday after their minivan was struck by an Amtrak train was slated for significant warning improvements.
Local artisans take over 16th Street Mall
Local artisans take over 16th Street Mall for the annual 16th Street Fair event over the weekend
Rep. Diana DeGette hosts rally in wake of filibuster
Rep. Diana DeGette hosted a Denver rally in the wake of gun-control filibuster to provoke conversation among Colorado constituents
5 dead, including 3 children, after Amtrak train collides with vehicle in southern Colorado
A Los Angeles-bound train collided with a vehicle in Las Animas County Sunday morning killing five of six people in the vehicle.
Denver residents ditch their car keys for Bike to Work Day event
Hundreds gathered in Civic Center Park for a breakfast event ahead of Bike to Work Day, a nationwide event meant to promote opting for a healthier, more environmentally friendly means...
U.S. 285 closed by mudslide in Park County
Park County Sheriff's Department said U.S. 285 is temporarily closed due to mud slide in Bailey
Storm soaks Park County, but Denver warm-up is expected Tuesday
The National Weather Service in Boulder said there is only a slight chance for showers despite cool temperatures throughout the day Monday
Lakewood couple die in murder-suicide, police say
Lakewood police continue to investigate the deaths of a man and woman Sunday, but have determined the cause of death as a murder-suicide
Eagle County Sheriff’s Office seeks May hit-and-run suspect
The Eagle County Sheriff's Office are looking for a hit-and-run suspect whose vehicle is described as a large, Yukon-style SUV.