Real-estate market on the rise
If you are thinking about buying or selling real estate- experts say the time in the Grand Valley is now.
If you are thinking about buying or selling real estate- experts say the time in the Grand Valley is now.
4-20, the date commonly associated with marijuana is rolling around for the first time since amendment 64 was passed and while Denver is expecting 10's of thousands to show for a public rally dedicated to marijuana usage.
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More people finding jobs or dropping out of the labor force contributes to a decreasing unemployment rate in the Grand Valley.
The state's main judicial building is locked down as authorities investigate a suspicious package found near the building.
The changing face of health care is a rising concern for many and the annual 9Health Fair is a place where residents in the Grand Valley can get answers at a low cost.
The Department of Natural Resources says samples collected on Tuesday and Wednesday found benzene at 2.7 and 2.8 parts per billion. The state drinking water standard is 5 parts per billion.
A Texas law enforcement official says 12 bodies have been recovered following a massive explosion that leveled a fertilizer plant.
Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall says supporters of universal background checks for gun buyers aren't giving up despite a defeat in the Senate.
Judge Richard Brown issued a bench warrant for Jeremiah Aguilar's arrest after he failed to appear Thursday for a contempt hearing.
Police arrested 33-year-old Karl Carothers on charges including attempted second degree assault, vehicular eluding, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident.
An M.I.T. police officer and one of the suspects -- Tamerlan Tsarnaev -- are dead.
The event is called Eggstravaganza , where volunteers are egged to raise money for March of Dimes.
Spring is officially here and trees all around the valley are starting to bloom making it the perfect time to celebrate Arbor Day.
Many in the community are speaking out asking newly elected council member Rick Brainard to step down, but if he doesn't willingly leave office the next step for those who want him out is a recall and that will mean reaching into residents pockets to pay for the process.
Every year, 550 people die and more than 35,000 are injured in work zone accidents.
School curriculums are under fire across the country. Separate fact from fiction when it comes to school common core state standards.
Amtrak had to cancel its service between Salt Lake City and Denver on Wednesday and Thursday after a rockslide fell onto the tracks near the Colorado-Utah border.
Dozens of snakes are in good condition after a home in the Denver suburb of Brighton caught fire. The trick now is to get them out of the basement.
The paragraph read out loud by Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colo., at a House hearing last week was "miscategorized as unclassified."
Sen. Roger Wicker says he once hired the man accused of mailing suspicious letters as an Elvis impersonator.
The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings and is asking for the public's help in identifying them.
The bus was on its way to Denver from Las Vegas, but because of the weather on I-70, the trip is being delayed.
University of Colorado officials say they will close the Boulder campus to visitors Saturday to prevent people from gathering for the annual 4/20 marijuana celebration.
A Wyoming man who was granted the state's first retrial based on DNA evidence has been released from jail on bond after more than 23 years in prison.
