As this year's first major snowstorm makes its way out of Colorado, activity at Denver International Airport is expected to slowly return to normal today.

The metro area's snowy streets were nearly empty of cars, the airport quiet and the light rail light on passengers during Friday's big winter storm.

An air search today in rugged Carbon County, Utah has turned up no sign of two Grand Junction men who vanished after they left a sports bar in Price late last Saturday night.

When a bison was reported wandering around the city's west side Tuesday night, Colorado Springs police officers did what they are trained to do.

Inmate Terrell Griswold's inability to urinate was never treated and ultimately led to his death, a medical investigator says.

 Counselors at Denver high schools no longer have to rely on a student's word to know whether seniors have filled out an application for federal financial aid.

A decision by the U.S. Department of Labor to rethink revisions to child-labor laws for agriculture was applauded this week by farm and ranching groups as well as Colorado congressman Cory Gardner.

The brouhaha over a Mesa County lawmaker's traffic stop after a legislative happy hour has unwittingly highlighted the drinking that is part of Capitol culture.

The National Weather Service has posted the following snow accumulations from today's storm, which is ongoing:Aurora — 17 inches Bennett — 13 inchesBlack Hawk — 48 inches

 A proposed initiative to legalize limited possession of marijuana in Colorado needs more signatures to qualify for the ballot.