Wet spring reduces early wildfire season threat in Colorado
Fire meteorologists predict heavy spring precipitation has reduced the threat for early wildfires this summer in the Rocky Mountains.
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Vehicle strikes trailer in Weld County; two horses killed
A crash involving two pickups with one pulling a horse trailer on Colorado 14 Monday morning killed two horses and seriously injured one of the drivers.
Canadian commander in chief set to visit Colorado over Memorial Day weekend
Canadian commander in chief's Memorial Day weekend visit to Colorado includes stops at NORAD and a Memorial Day service at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
Third fatality confirmed in Arvada house fire
Third fatality from a fire at an Arvada home on May 14 has been confirmed by the Arvada Fire Department.
Ray Wells, former Lakewood city manager, dies at 82
Ray Wells, most notable for public management roles and for proposing the "Super Slab" Toll Road, passed away at the age of 82
Woman who died while rafting Arkansas River identified
While rafting down the Arkansas River with family, a woman from Iowa fell from the raft and was pronounced dead by medical staff on the scene.
Morris Cole, ground-breaking Denver judge, dies at 83
After moving to Denver in 1958, Cole became the first African-American district court judge for the city and county of Denver.
“Book Scavenger” chosen to inspire Denver kids to read this summer
"Book Scavenger" chosen to inspire Denver kids to read this summer
Westminster students head project to preserve stories of U.S. war vets
Westminster students head project to preserve stories of U.S. war vets
Denver says dogs aren’t allowed in breweries because beer is food
Denver breweries may have to turn away some of their friendliest customers now that city inspectors have begun to crack down on allowing dogs in breweries throughout the metro area.