Colo. Scientists Head To France|Fewer Teens Smoke Pot: Headlines

Week in Headlines: Exonerated Denver Inmate Sues|State out-migration|JeffCo crime spree|K9 Attack|Elderly man disappears in Golden

CO Children Could Lose Health Insurance Soon

Colorado is one of 16 states to run out of funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.

Addiction Treatment Network To Close In Metro Denver

Safety-net drug treatment provider Arapahoe House will close 13 Metro-Denver locations Jan. 2, the CEO announced Friday

List Of Retailers Closing Colorado Stores In 2018

Many Colorado stores closed in 2017 and a number of major retailers in the country have announced plans to close store locations in 2018.

Colorado National Guard Families to Visit Governor's Mansion

Gov. John Hickenlooper will host family members of deployed National Guard Troops Dec. 31

Self-Reported Pot Use Among Colorado Teens Dropped: Study

Federal data released by the National Survey on Drug Use and Health​ showed a drop to 2007-8 levels of teen regular pot smoking.

Colorado Skinniest State: National Rankings

But health status based on educational attainment is still lacking, Colo. Dept. of Public Health says.

Colorado Growth Will Slow, But Will Add 96K Jobs: CU Report

In the top 10 states for employment growth, Colo. labor shortage may dampen trend.

Out-Migration From Colorado Reached Record in 2016

Number of people leaving the state increased to 193,000, meanwhile, 223,000 people moved in to Colorado.

Net Neutrality Under Attack As CO Lawmakers Get $2.2M From ISPs

OPINION: As internet service providers pay millions to Congress, the FCC is about to take away a basic right from the public—net neutrality.

Holiday Chuckle From Colorado State Patrol: Watch

Heart-warming video from Colorado State Patrol reminds drivers Santa isn't the the only one watching when you're naughty.

Denver Top Cop Coverup | Llama On The Lam: Week In Headlines

Lawmaker Gun Arrest | Teen in a mineshaft | Staffordhire Terrier in a pipe | Littleton Surprise Baby | Police Jobs across Colorado and More

Historic Navajo Weaving Displayed At Trinidad History Museum

A Navajo Yei rug will be installed at the museum's Wool Studio.

Bailey Teen Maggie Long, 17, Found Dead In Burned Home

A judge's gag order prevented news of the Bailey teen's death from being released. Long disappeared Friday when her remains were found.

Colorado Sends Fire Engines To Support Calif. Wildfire Battles

17 fire engines will be sent to Chino, Calif. to help wildfire operations.

Wedding Cake Case: Justice Kennedy Comments Show Split Concerns

The case, Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, 16-111, will be decided by late June.

Colorado Disaster Help In Puerto Rico Includes Behavioral Health

One woman's journey to bring psychological disaster relief to post-hurricane Puerto Rico.

Tax Plan Means Your Colorado Home Is Worth $36K Less: Realtors

The Senate version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Security Act isn't good news for homeowners, the National Association of Realtors said.

$4.2 Million In New College Scholarships Approved By Colorado

The state dept. of higher education will award $1-$5K to hundreds of students in next two years.

Three New Colorado Laws That Go Into Effect In 2018

A new year brings new laws. Here are just three laws Colorado residents should know about.

Llama On The Llam: Elusive Colorado Animal Caught After 6 Months

'Louise' wandered the Bobcat Ridge natural area and sometimes approached hikers and riders 'looking for treats,' rangers said.

Edwin Moses, Olympic Gold Medalist, Recovers From Brain Injury

Three months after that scary night on the street, Moses is nearing a 100 percent recovery.

'Satan's Disciple' Gang Chief Indicted by Colorado Grand Jury

A Mesa Co. Grand Jury indicted Christopher Wilson on 24 new charges including racketeering, robbery and arson.

Arrest Made In Murder Of Pregnant Colorado Woman

Denver resident Kelsie Schelling was eight weeks pregnant when she was murdered more than four years ago. Now, authorities have a suspect.

Cell Phone Breathalyzer Program Has Decreased Colorado DUIs: CDOT

475 DUI-conviction drivers were issued BAC tool, and most made smarter driving decisions.

LGBT Wedding Cake Case Is About More Than Baked Goods

"This case is not about a cake. It's not about a baker."

Thanksgiving DUI Enforcement Gobbles 613 Impaired Drivers: CDOT

Colorado State Patrol DUI patrols for holiday parties enforcement begin today.

Flu Case Uptick In Colorado

More than 200 Coloradans have been hospitalized with flu this year, compared to 64 at this time in 2016.

Colorado Kids And Pregnant Women Could Lose Health Coverage Soon

Colo. Dept of Health sends CHP+ discontinue notices to parents of 75K kids and 800 pregnant women.

Colorado Student In Custody After 'Columbine-Style' Threat

One student is in custody and at least five other students are being questioned Monday after authorities were made aware of the threats.

These Are The 18 Safest Hospitals In Colorado, Nonprofit Says

The nonprofit group Leapfrog released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. Eighteen in Colorado received an A grade.

Big Dollars Spent On Two Colorado Measles Cases

A Forbes report found two measles cases in the Rocky Mountain state cost taxpayers dearly.

Hyper Loop | Black Friday Bomb Threat |9-Car Arson Spree

Week in Headlines: DIA Meltdown | Colorado River Water Use | Uber Fined Millions | Denver Boy Shot |Cooking Fat Recycling

Suicide, Drug and Alcohol Death Rate Spike Projected In Colorado

New report says death rate could increase 36 percent next decade to 16th-highest rate in US

Kings Soopers, Safeway, Whole Foods Thanksgiving Hours 2017

Forgot something for the Thanksgiving feast? Here's a list of grocery stores for last-minute Turkey Day items.

24-Hour Pharmacies In Colorado Open On Christmas

Holiday health mishaps happen. Here is a list of pharmacies open 24-hours across Colorado on Christmas.

Expect Traffic Delays Thanksgiving Week in Colorado

Give yourself more driving time this week and watch out for changing road conditions, CDOT says.

Colorado Is The 9th Worst State For Cyber Crimes: Study

Colorado shoppers should beware of cyber crimes as it increases on Cyber Monday, a study found.

Reshaping Employment For People With Disabilities in Colorado

Gov. Hickenlooper honors disabled workers and their employers as 'shining stars.'

Clean, Separate, Cook And Chill: Tips For Safe Thanksgiving

The Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment offers tips to keep your Turkey Day food-poison-free.