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A former police officer in Northern Colorado is facing six charges including, sexual assault, sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust and unlawful sexual conduct by a peace officer in a case involving a 15-year-old girl.
A coroner has identified a man found dressed in tactical gear and surrounded by weapons, ammunition and explosives -- both fake and real -- in the popular Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park as a 20-year-old from Carbondale.
An alleged white supremacist who purportedly wanted to start a school at his property in south-central Colorado to teach high schoolers about weapons and white supremacy, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a gun crime.
The bookstore chain with seven locations around Colorado announced it filed for Chapter 11 reorganization and will close several of its locations. Other locations won't be impacted, other than receiving inventory from the ones set to close.
The jury was seated Monday in suspended Aurora Police Officer Nathan Woodyard's trial for his alleged role in Elijah McClain's death.
The effort to clear Interstate 25 of debris from Sunday's deadly train derailment could take days, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said in a statement Monday. He also sent condolences to the truck driver killed by the bridge collapse.
I-25 is closed in both directions after a train derailed just north of Pueblo, Colorado on Sunday afternoon.
The jury has reached a split verdict for two Aurora police officers who are on trial for the death of Elijah McClain.
Aurora police internal affairs investigators on Tuesday cleared three officers involved in the June 1 deadly shooting of 14-year-old Jor'dell Richardson, including the officer who shot Jor'Dell.
Denver artist Topher Straus, who shared his story with CBS News Colorado of being stuck in Israel after the deadly attack over the weekend, has arrived safely in Italy and said he'll return to Israel when he can.
The ODM is tasked with coordinating large-scale emergency responses and informing the public of any pending or active disaster situations. They said they can still send emergency alerts but directed people to its website in the event of a disaster.
According to federal prosecutors, Boryga, 67, made the threats via telephone voicemail between July and October of 2022. They included threats to kill hundreds of Jews in Denver, Houston, Las Vegas and Manhattan.
As construction is booming in Denver, half of new projects in the city are being built on debris from previous developments. A geotechnical engineer is responsible for testing and making sure the foundations are safe.
The investigation was part of a research program led by History Colorado, started and funded by a state law passed last year. It focused on a school in Hesperus and a school in Grand Junction.
Sunday, the department said a woman died in the jail, but Monday said she's actually alive, although they were still trying to contact next of kin.