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"Your heart has to go out to that young lady and her family. I mean, she didn't do anything and, unfortunately, she's gone" Denver fire Lt. Phil Champagne, speaking of the death of DU grad student Lauren Johnson. Investigators are looking at a boiler flue cap that was repaired earlier the same day.
Richard Lopez's ex-wife can't get over the irony and sadness of the soldier's death — from wounds outside a Steamboat Springs bar after he slipped on the ice then suffered a severe beating.
Colorado's congressional delegation had a facelift today as one new U.S. Senator was sworn into office, another waited in the wings, and three new U.S. House members settled in. Above, U.S. Sen. Mark Udall smiles as his wife, Maggie Fox, pins his Senate pin on his lapel after being sworn into office.
Resort officials confirmed today that a 48-year-old man caught himself on a chairlift on Vail Mountain on New Year's Day and dangled upside down for about seven minutes before being freed.
A 27-year-old man is in the Arapahoe County jail, charged with attempted murder in an incident outside a Littleton home early this morning.
This summer, Denver city employees shed their suit jackets and ties when Mayor John Hickenlooper raised thermostats four degrees to save energy at seven government office buildings.
Prosecutors in eastern Arizona have agreed not to use statements made by a 9-year-old boy as they pursue murder charges against him in the shooting death of his father and another man.
Federal fingerprint records should be given to state authorities to help them catch illegal immigrants who commit serious crimes, a state panel said today.
More than a dozen of the people indicted in a sweeping 2007 federal gang and drug bust are scheduled to be sentenced to prison this month, bringing the case nearer to a close.
The man many considered the frontrunner to be Colorado's next U.S. attorney said Monday he is not interested in the job.
Metro Denver wakes up to a warmer but windier day today ... and then it just gets warmer and windier.
Denver Nuggets guard J.R. Smith is due to appear in a New Jersey municipal court next week to face traffic summonses stemming from a car crash that killed a friend in 2007.
Retirement isn't what it used to be for Bill and Kathy Opie. In recent months, the Lakewood grandparents cut out travel and eating out and began buying store-brand groceries.
An attorney for a woman accused of killing and cannibalizing her ex-boyfriend says she's ashamed for doing a "horrible thing."
As Continental Airlines Flight 1404 veered off the runway, the right wing fuel tank ruptured, spilling fuel onto an engine where it ignited when the plane stopped, according to an account given Monday.
Post-News Season To Share provides grants to Denver-area nonprofit agencies.
Our interactive map shows you how a $454 million bond would be used to improve DPS schools.
Tina Griego follows four Windsor families as they rebuild their lives after the May 22 tornado.
Here's the latest Rocky coverage of the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
A 4-day report on Colorado's natural gas bonanza.
Construction begins next year on the West Corridor, the first new light-rail line to be built as part of the FasTracks program.
The Rocky Mountain News followed Maj. Steve Beck as he takes on the most difficult duty of his career: casualty notification.