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“On June 14, a meeting was held in one of the European countries—I won’t name it. The meeting lasted 12 hours. All anti-revolutionary elements, agents of American and Israeli services and leaders of the opposition—including separatists,…

“On June 14, a meeting was held in one of the European countries—I won’t name it. The meeting lasted 12 hours. All anti-revolutionary elements, agents of American and Israeli services and leaders of the opposition—including separatists,…

Southbound Interstate 25 was closed in southern Colorado for several hours Wednesdaymorning for a fatal crash involving a pedestrian, police said.

The crash closed I-25 at exit 102 for Eagleridge Boulevard and exit 99A for Colorado 96 in Pueblo,…

Douglas County’s leaders want to put an end to the “look the other way” mentality when it comes to retail theft — and they aim to do so, in part, by threatening to fine businesses that fail or refuse to report shoplifting.

The three…

Almost 6,000 people were without power across Colorado’s Front Range on Tuesday as wind gusts reaching 90 mph swept through the state, according to outages reported by Xcel Energy and CORE Electric Cooperative.

Xcel Energy crews were responding…

Denver sports executive Tim Leiweke, who was facing a trial on bid-rigging charges, has received a full and unconditional pardon from President Donald Trump.

Trump signed an order on Dec. 2 directing the pardon attorney to grant Leiweke clemency,…

A man was shot and injured Tuesday night by police outside of a Severance home, investigators said.

Severance officers responded to a domestic violence incident in the 600 block of Mt Princeton Drive shortly before 9 p.m. Tuesday, according to a

Aurora police are searching for a man accused of shooting and killing a woman in a parking lot on Tuesday, according to the agency.

Officers responded to the shooting at 1205 S. Havana Street in southwest Aurora at about 6:10 p.m. Tuesday,…