Pueblo police shoot, kill man who ran off with infant
A Pueblo police officer shot a man Saturday night who had allegedly kidnapped his infant, with the child nearby.
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President Trump approves federal assistance for Colorado counties affected by wildfires
"Coloradans hit by the Aspen Acres and Gold Mountain fires have shown incredible strength, but recovering from big disasters requires federal help," Gov. Jared Polis said in a statement.
Big change for Colorado income tax makes ballot, which is now all but set for November
Voters will decide whether to raise income taxes on the highest-earning Coloradans this November, the secretary of state鈥檚 office said Tuesday, all but setting the ballot for the general election.
Politics looms over Colorado’s latest plea for help on fires after Trump shot down earlier disaster aid requests
"This is a terrible disaster,鈥� U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd said. 鈥淔amilies have been impacted by not only the wildfire, but the flooding. The scope and nature of this disaster is...
Former Colorado doctor charged with attempted murder after shootout with marshals in Florida
A former Colorado neurosurgeon was formally indicted on attempted murder charges Thursday after a shootout with deputy U.S. Marshals in March.
Copper Mountain closes rollercoaster after rider suffers ‘life-altering’ injuries
The Rocky Mountain Coaster at Copper Mountain closed earlier this month after a woman allegedly became tangled in her seatbelt and dragged along the tracks.
Colorado State Patrol flight aborts landing in Centennial after being hit by laser beam
A Colorado State Patrol flight abandoned its landing plans after being struck by a laser last week.
Statue stolen from Denver elementary school
Denver police are trying to track down a bronze statute that was stolen from the front of Brown International Academy in Denver early Tuesday morning.
Backers will pull Colorado road funding ballot measure after striking deal with state officials
A legislative package that's part of the agreement will hinge on the the Democratic dealmakers, including governor candidate Phil Weiser, winning election in November.
Colorado will still mail out all ballots, despite Supreme Court ruling in favor of President Trump’s order
"The president still has no authority to determine who gets to vote by mail,鈥� attorney Andrew Garber said.