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Protection from institutionalization for disabled people is a right that has been federally guaranteed since a 1999 Supreme Court case. Now, Colorado disability advocates are one step closer to getting that right enshrined into state law
One of the biggest projects in Castle Rock's history will cause a nighttime closure of I-25 next week, impacting drivers in the area.
Missing person posters for Megan Trussell still dot the University of Colorado Boulder campus, but she's no longer missing. While officials still haven't said how she died, loved ones are remembering the 18-year-old.
A small business in Colorado has been repeatedly targeted by burglars crashing into the building.
According to financial statements, at the end of 2023, only $70 million was the principal, which has never been reduced. The remaining $364 million is interest. One advocate calls the neighborhood the "poster child" for abuses.
A growing sport in a Colorado community is now looking for somewhere closer to home for practice.
After leading efforts to get the course approved in Douglas County, the teacher is now preparing to teach it, reviewing the textbook, attending a weeklong class from AP, and meeting with a Cherry Creek teacher already teaching the course.
Another Douglas County family has come forward with claims of racism in the Douglas County School District.
Cattle is Colorado's top commodity, followed by dairy and corn. Canada is the number one export market for Colorado, and Mexico is number two.
The biggest philanthropic donation the Denver Broncos have ever made is going straight to the heads of Colorado's student-athletes.
President Donald Trump announced that his administration will not impose sanctions and tariffs on Colombia, reversing an earlier decision to enact the measures.
The father of one of the athletes was killed Sunday at a high school track and field meet on the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs campus after an athlete's hammer reportedly went out of bounds.
Douglas County commissioners recently traveled from one "D.C." to another.
A Longmont HOA has voted to relocate a prairie dog colony living in a community open space, but only until March 1. After that, any remaining prairie dogs will be exterminated, according to a neighbor involved in efforts to save the animals.
A sweeping federal investigation into the Douglas County School District has unearthed hundreds of allegations of systemic discrimination and mistreatment of students with disabilities.