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On a frigid January afternoon in Northglenn, a bald eagle turned up on the icy edge of Croke Reservoir with a gunshot wound in its wing, and now state wildlife officers want to know who pulled the trigger. The injured raptor was found along the shoreline on Jan. 12 and...

THORNTON, Colo. — Little Caesars is celebrating the grand opening of its newest Colorado restaurant. The pizza company will officially open a new restaurant in Thornton with a grand opening celebration at 10 a.m. Saturday. Located at 873 Thornton Pkwy., near Washington Street and Thornton Parkway, Little Caesars...

Buying beer and wine in grocery stores have added convenience for consumers over the last few years, but some independently owned liquor stores are still bracing for the change.

Residents of the City and County of Broomfield, along with those under the jurisdiction of the North Metro Fire Rescue District, are being called upon to step up their awareness and preparedness in the face of wildfire emergencies. It's a shared concern that transcends individual neighborhoods, knowing full well that...

There comes a time in some artists’ careers when they’re no longer simply playing for the room: they’re defining it. This weekend, over three frigid nights in Denver, Kitchen Dwellers manifested a series of performances that in no uncertain terms showcased their bona fides, their command over stages of different size...

The last two events of the Colorado vs the World rodeo saw big performances from a pair of related contestants to each take home the win.

News: Leave it to the ladies to have a big hand in helping the 120th National Western Stock Show cross the line to a record-breaking finish. The numbers for the “Best 16 Days in January” were impressive. There were 750,039 visitors, a 23,067 increase from the previous record set in 2006; the Auction of Junior...

The annual Great American Beer Festival, one of the nation's largest craft beer celebrations, is headed outdoors for the first time. Why it matters: Organizers want to inject fresh energy into the 43-year-old event as interest in both the festival and craft beer declines. Driving the news: GABF is moving...

DENVER (CN) — A former public defender who claims he was fired for reporting that he was saddled with too many cases told a Denver judge Monday about his 130-client caseload — and his realization that maintaining such a workload meant risking violating his professional code. “Even when...

In Boulder, breakfast isn’t just the first meal of the day — it’s fuel. Whether you’re heading to the trails, class, work, or an early morning along Boulder Creek, one item consistently rises above the rest: the breakfast burrito. Portable, filling, and endlessly customizable, it’s become a true Boulder staple.