Denver

The state has sent undocumented immigrants to Washington D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver and Los Angeles.

The man, in his 50s, was walking along a trail in Colorado's Coal Creek Canyon when he was attacked by a mother who had a calf nearby.

Marianny Torres-Collado says participating in debate makes her "feel good" because she is able to engage with similar people, "so maybe I do belong."

Isabella Long told Newsweek that many young people are more informed than adults about key issues and should be taken seriously.

Rachel Bruce told Newsweek that at one point, she recognized she "was being the exclusionary person," and that she had to "make a big change."

Though the woman told Newsweek that she thought the message he sent her was "hilarious", her dad was "freaked out" when he heard about it.

Ruby Trejo Ontiveros says debate can benefit students in the future by helping them "express what they think without a fight."

Debate coach Josh Hirsch told Newsweek, "It's so important that somebody who's adamantly pro-choice can at least understand why somebody would be pro-life."

After working and saving for years to buy a home, a Colorado woman found that she was potentially living over a den of snakes.

"Put plainly, Abbott is using this crisis to hurt Black-run cities," New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.

A disabled Colorado lawmaker says that he was forced to ditch his wheelchair and try to crawl onto a debate stage to avoid losing $125,000 in campaign funds.

Other popular buildings in Boston, New York City, Las Vegas, and Denver also made the list.

Videos showing piles of bags at airports from Southwest Airlines customers have been posted online after the company cancelled thousands of flights.

Parts of California and Colorado are expected to shatter seasonal heat records in the coming days, endangering schools with HVAC issues.

One driver said that the flood water accumulated so quickly, his car was overtaken by it in an instant.

Chesney released a statement offering his condolences and saying how life is precious.

People have taken to writing dates in the dust on the car, the earliest visible date being September 17, 2021.

"I'd do it all over again with the biggest smile on my face like I did the last time," Avalanche fan Ryan Clark said.

Metropolitan State University of Denver

The woman accused the protesters of yelling at customers and staff for hours during their demonstration outside the Denver store.

U.S. Anesthesia Partners (USAP) of Colorado denies the allegations, and "will be defending this case vigorously."

After a three-week trial, the jury found that the city and county of Denver violated the First and Fourth Amendment rights of 12 protesters.

Officials said the cause of the fire is unknown and that an estimated 100 people inside have been evacuated safely.

Colorado's Cherry Creek School District is ditching the valedictorian designation for good in 2026, as school officials argue it has no effect on college admissions.

The Stellantis-backed "mobility as a service" company is showing up in more U.S. cities and offering short term rental cars.

Police said the box with human remains was meant to be used for medical research and education.

The woman was allegedly injured after being struck by a police projectile during the George Floyd protests of 2020.

The school district's policy states that all students, staff and visitors are required to wear masks on campus regardless of vaccination status.

Investigators used DNA evidence and genealogy to connect four cold cases that occurred between 1978 and 1981, police said.

Hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed by what's already been called the most destructive fire in Colorado history.