Gage Vidal Montoya, once a Las Animas County sheriff candidate, faces nine felony counts after a year-long state probe.

Thursday's noon walkout ends with a rally at Denver's La Alma-Lincoln Park as students demand federal agents stay off campus.

Carl Marsh, 73, vanished near Phillips Avenue with a green Nike backpack. His family fears for his safety.

A failing 50-year-old timber wall shut this South Platte River Trail stretch since 2020. It's finally back — but full upgrades run through 2029.

Rosamond Park's long-delayed courts finally opened near I-225 and DTC Boulevard, capping a three-phase overhaul with new turf and a playground.

Two southern white rhinos are heading to Denver Zoo this fall, filling a habitat void left after black rhino Rudy died in May.

Douglas County High School was searched and cleared after Tuesday's threat, and deputies are now hunting the caller behind it.

Nearly 600 Denver Public Library employees just won the right to bargain — after the library commission forced an election instead of recognizing them outright.

A Rifle man now faces over a dozen charges, including second-degree kidnapping, after a Maverik crash sparked a chase into Parachute.

Colorado officials say 175,000 of the 377,000 affected Medicaid enrollees must take action before January 2027 to keep their coverage.

A tourniquet applied by Aurora officers saved the victim, police say, as the teen suspect walked up and confessed at the scene.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office and its new coroner host free pancakes, SWAT trucks and a forensic bug-painting activity on September 26 in Centennial.

Olive Moya and a six-person crew pulled 12-hour days for six weeks to finish one of Colorado's largest murals at Welton and Tremont.