When a visitor to the 16th Street Mall took out his cell phone to record drug activity, things escalated.
The remains of a woman missing for more than four years have been positively identified, the district attorney's office and Longmont Public Services said Thursday.
Ketanji Jackson will be the first black woman to serve on the court and she will bring the number of women on the bench up to four — another first for our nation.
After a community member formally requested records, the Douglas County School District decided not to release the names of all the teachers who called out sick earlier this month to protest school board actions.
A bill that would prohibit the shooting, trapping and killing of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx is losing support in the Colorado legislature.
Four shootings over the weekend between Green Valley Ranch and Aurora left five people hurt by the end of the weekend.
A Colorado group of emergency room doctors sent a letter to Gov. Jared Polis saying the healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.
In a matter of hours, the Marshall Fire burning south of Boulder destroyed more homes than any wildfire in Colorado state history.
A similar storm in our system would fry satellites in orbit and crash power grids which serve entire cities — causing widespread blackouts and knocking out phone networks.
Tornadoes and severe weather caused catastrophic damage across multiple states late Friday.
Southwest Airlines canceled hundreds more flights Monday following a weekend of major service disruptions.
A salmonella outbreak that's sickened dozens of people in 14 states is linked to a Denver seafood company that distributed to Colorado restaurants and supermarkets.
A bear was caught on camera earlier this week trying to find its way into a home.
Wildlife officials are urging Coloradans and tourists to be cautious of elk in the high country following a number of close calls captured on camera in Estes Park.
The University of Colorado Health System has terminated 119 employees who refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Across the country and even Spain, people took part in over 600 planned marches Saturday, rallying for reproductive rights in the face of Texas’ new controversial abortion law.
COVID-19 continues to rise in Colorado over the last 7-day days.
A female climber was rescued near Mt. Bancroft on Sunday afternoon, the Alpine Rescue Team said.
Labor Day weekend is the unofficial end to summer which brings a lot of people to local lakes in the state, but Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants people to remember to check for any changes in bodies of water before heading out.
A local Air Force veteran put FOX31 in touch with her interpreter in Afghanistan as thousands are left in desperate situations in that country.