A fire burned inside a drainage pipe near West Belleview and South Prince in Littleton on Sunday. Crews have the blaze under control and no injuries were reported.

A Denver printing company has asked the city to reverse a sewer and drainage permit that would allow a QuikTrip gas station steps from the South Platte River. An administrative hearing is set for April.

About nine of every ten gallons consumed in Colorado support farms and ranches, much of it to grow hay and irrigate pastures — and a large share of runoff leaves the state.

EPA told Colorado to strengthen monitoring around six Western Slope compressor stations after finding permit-monitoring gaps that could miss VOC releases.

An overnight snowstorm and spring‑break crowds left roughly 389 flights delayed and 57 canceled at Denver International Airport on March 15, snarling schedules across the hub.

After a water main failure left Walsenburg under a boil advisory, Colorado Parks and Wildlife opened free showers at Lathrop State Park and Piñon Campground for residents. Reservations are being handled by county staff.

A Denver man was sentenced to 75 years after prosecutors say a Facebook Marketplace jewelry sale ended in an armed home invasion while children were present.

Clear morning; highs near 49°F today then a rapid warm-up to the 70s and 80s. Gusty mountain winds and elevated fire danger expected later in the week.

Denver police warn of a 'credit card courier' scam after a resident lost nearly $2,000. Officials say banks won’t send couriers and urge people not to share verification codes.

A woman was shot in the leg at a bus stop on East Colfax; Aurora police's Gun Violence Suppression Team is investigating and asking for tips.

A Weld County judge handed a 159-year prison term after a jury convicted a man on six meth and fentanyl distribution counts tied to a massive Northern Colorado bust.

CPW recovered a boater after a flat‑bottom fishing boat capsized at Lake Pueblo near Pedro’s Point; a survivor swam ashore and a dog was recovered under the overturned craft.

A tiny Las Animas County town faces failing tanks, frozen audits and an embezzlement probe as leaders race to finish a federal water project before an April election.