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BROOMFIELD, Colo. (KKTV) - Broomfield Police are asking for help identifying the owners of vintage postcards dating back more than 100 years. There are five postcards in total, recovered from suspects police say are known to steal mail and burglarize homes. The cards are dated 1909, 1911, 1915, 1930, and 1951.

GOLDEN, Colo. — Four historic stained-glass windows at the Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden have been fully restored after a three-month project that saved nearly 2,800 pounds of irreplaceable glass from potential collapse. The threat of collapse went undetected for decades until water began pouring through one of the..

A gas leak Tuesday at a Broomfield business caused multiple brief evacuations, according to the Broomfield Police Department.

A suspect in the drug task force wiretap case that led to over 20 arrests and the seizure of over half a million dollars in narcotics was previously convicted for his involvement in a 2011 fatal shooting.

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The Regional Transportation District’s governing board and the geographic footprint of the Front Range Passenger Rail District will both shrink under a pair of bills signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Jared Polis. The law passed as Senate Bill 150 this year reduces the size of the RTD board...

A child was transported to a hospital in critical condition after a drowning incident at a Broomfield community pool.

DENVER — The city of Denver is moving to suspend the license of a smoke shop after inspectors found multiple violations over the last few months that include selling products to minors, selling banned products and having alcohol on the premises despite not having a liquor license. The Department...

Days after a 14-year-old was shot and killed at the Montbello Recreation Center, community members met city officials at the neighborhood’s Boys and Girls Club. City officials have long heralded recreation centers as safe spaces for young people – and despite the killing, they maintain that hasn’t changed.

Denver has become a new flashpoint in the national fight over the Second Amendment, as local gun owners and national advocates challenge a web of city and state restrictions. Their pushback comes just as federal officials target Colorado’s firearm rules in court and regulators reconsider how far gun control can go. The