How much Coloradans can expect to receive from TABOR tax refunds
The Colorado Department of Revenue announced on Thursday how much eligible Colorado residents can expect to receive in TABOR surplus tax refunds in 2025.
Cease & desist letter sent to Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine after death
The Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety sent a cease and desist letter to the owners of the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine in Cripple Creek after last week's tour guide death.
Outage resolved at Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles
The DMV wanted everyone who had an appointment at a state driver's license office on Thursday to reschedule their appointment after a brief technical issue impacted all state and county driver's license offices.
Denver police close busy section of Colfax Avenue after report of shots fired
Officers closed the road between Yosemite and Xanthia after a report of shots fired.
Juvenile arrested in deadly shooting of another juvenile at Rotella Park
Adams County Sheriff's deputies arrested a juvenile on Wednesday who has been accused of shooting and killing another juvenile at Rotella Park over the weekend.
Missing Indigenous woman last seen over 2 weeks ago in Denver located
Aimee Wilson was last seen on Oct. 1 in the area of West 13th Avenue and Decatur Street.
2 arrested in Douglas County cold case of woman last seen 5+ years ago
Two people have been arrested for murder in connection with the cold case of Kimberly Bell who was last seen in August 2019.
Man sentenced in Colorado Top Golf parking lot deadly shooting
The gunman who opened fire in the parking lot of the Top Golf in Thornton has been sentenced to 68 years in prison.
Equipment malfunction blamed for incident at mine in Cripple Creek
An equipment malfunction was blamed for an incident at the Mollie Kathleen Mine in Colorado's Teller County on Thursday.
Castle Rock police shoot, kill man who shot at officers
Police officers in Castle Rock shot and killed a man who was shooting at them late Wednesday night.
Loveland Ski Area tests snowguns ahead of Colorado's ski season
This week, despite a warm start to October, crews fired up the snowguns for testing.
Denver Election Division tests ballot counting machines
Election workers in Denver ran sample ballots through a machine in a test on Wednesday.
Denver's LeafDrop program encourages turning leaves into compost
Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure kicked off the annual event on Monday that encourages residents to drop off their leaves and pumpkins to have them turned into compost.
2 Thornton police officers shot in Orchard Farms neighborhood, suspect deceased
One Thornton police officer was shot and another was struck by shrapnel in the Orchard Farms neighborhood north of Denver on Wednesday morning and officers found the suspect deceased inside the home.
Colorado Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit over gender transition cake refusal
Colorado's Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit on Tuesday against baker Jack Phillips who refused to bake a cake for a transgender woman.