A former Greeley IT worker will spend 14 years in prison after taking police evidence drives containing child sexual abuse material.

A female Amur leopard cub born at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is thriving behind the scenes—and already has a whipped-cream habit.

A fall on Colorado’s Blanca–Little Bear traverse brought a National Guard hoist to one of the state’s most exposed ridgelines. The climber’s condition and identity remain unknown.

A new 10th Circuit ruling wiped out a $500,000 verdict and raised the proof bar for disputed debts and identity theft claims in Colorado.

Pikes Peak turned its famous summit doughnuts into a Guinness World Records achievement. A crowd of 285 visitors dunked pastries into coffee at 14,115 feet.

A Denver teen who fell asleep on a bus was found safe after a neighbor and two officers helped reconnect him with his family.

A new biological-war scenario imagines the U.S. government fighting to survive after a plague attack. Real exercises and audits show why that nightmare is not purely fictional.

A bid to rename Pikes Peak Fluorite Mountain has been rejected, while a separate proposal to restore the name Tava Mountain waits in Colorado’s queue.

Denver’s Colorado 150 celebration packed the Golden Triangle with pancakes, live music, free museums and John Denver’s guitars.

A Denver nun escaped Vietnam 15 times, reunited with her mother and built a life of faith, art and service. Now she is preparing for a deeply personal next chapter.

A 2006 Boulder County cold case has ended with a guilty plea, but the defendant will not serve additional prison time.

Hundreds of hikers marked Colorado’s 150th birthday by climbing its iconic fourteeners, with about 500 starting Mount Bierstadt alone.

Four people were injured in a Denver stabbing Saturday evening, all with non-life-threatening wounds. Police say the investigation is ongoing.