Category: 1. Iran

Littleton Public Schools agreed Thursday to pay $3.85 million to the families of three children who are autistic and were abused by a school bus monitor.

The school board voted unanimously to approve the settlement Thursday, slightly more than…

A pedestrian was struck and killed after walking into traffic at Federal Boulevard and West 96th Avenue in Westminster on Friday morning, police officials said.

The crash happened at around 6:30 a.m., when Westminster Police Department officers…

Students at a Douglas County elementary school were evacuated Thursday morning after an iPad exploded and set off a fire alarm, district officials said.

The device exploded in a technology office at Mammoth Heights Elementary School at 9500…

Traffic deaths in Colorado increased in 2025, reversing a decline in recent years, with about one in three deaths related to impaired driving, according to state data released Thursday.

Colorado Department of Transportation officials said that,…

Former Denver music promoter and businessman Jay Bianchi will spend more than a decade behind bars after being convicted of multiple counts of sexual assault and…

Two former executives at a Colorado-based medical device company have been charged in connection with orchestrating an alleged health care fraud scheme that federal prosecutors say raked in more than $800 million.

A federal grand jury in Rhode…

Colorado Bureau of Investigation officials on Friday confirmed the 2005 death of renowned author and journalist Hunter S. Thompson was a result of suicide, almost six months after the state started reviewing the case by request of the Pitkin…

Why it matters:

The resolution was passed during a special session of the UN Human Rights Council, backed by several European countries. It came as the U.S.-Israeli-linked agenst in Iran turned the economic protests of…