Station 16 crews watched a bear wander in and swipe equipment as Colorado's bear conflicts nearly double statewide.

An electrical fire has left the 1921 Capitol Hill ballroom uninhabitable, but donations are already pouring in to help it reopen.

Lyons could become the first Colorado town to mandate wildfire retrofits on existing homes, with a public town hall set for Sept. 3.

A father and daughter fought a county dismissal — and a brand-new Colorado law just gave them a second shot at court.

Chatfield Farms' solar garden gives 100% of its produce to hunger relief groups while powering discounted bills for low-income families.

Denver’s Monday heat comes with afternoon storms and potentially strong wind gusts. A brief midweek cooldown arrives before 94-degree weekend temperatures return.

The crash near Coors Field's Gate B marks at least the fifth serious Denver pedestrian collision reported in August alone.

Wildlife officers caught the 100-pound male bear in a tarp near East Louisiana Avenue after residents spotted him in a tree.

Crews are placing steel every 28 minutes in Estes Park, and the $60 million project is now months ahead of schedule.

About 100 residents packed a Thornton library, pressing officials on water use, noise and utility ties before Commerce City's Monday vote.

A Greenwood Village officer was hurt while responding to the I-25 wreck, the latest crash tied to a suspected impaired driver.

Police shut down Highway 58 overnight after the solo crash and are urging riders to wear helmets no matter what.

Sgt. Ryan Holmes, a 28-year Colorado State Patrol veteran, faces a felony charge after an off-duty incident in Firestone.