Nearly two years after deputies in southern Colorado made the grisly discovery of 190 bodies in various states of decomposition inside a derelict building operated by Return to Nature Funeral Home, the co-owner of the business will be sentenced.

The Colorado legislature resumed the special session on the budget shortfall Friday as lawmakers debate the elimination of tax breaks and spending cuts, along with artificial intelligence

Shedeur and Shilo Sanders have faced plenty of adversity already with the start of their first NFL season looming, but they also have an advantage that many rookies do not.

A single-engine plane went off the runway at Centennial Airport on Friday morning and landed on its nose. The biplane left Runway 28 with one person on board about 9 a.m. Crews with South Metro Fire Rescue rushed to the scene where there was a small fuel leak. A technical rescue team arrived to help upright the plane.

Fire officials anticipate the blaze to continue moving south. The weather looks somewhat favorable for suppression efforts, including possible rain, officials said.

A Colorado state lawmaker resigned Thursday ahead of a vote to censure him for taking a picture of a Democratic lawmaker without her knowledge during floor proceedings. Republican state Rep. Ryan Armagost,

A Colombian woman was arrested by ICE after fleeing to a Chaffee County probation office designated as sanctuary jurisdiction by Trump administration.

The saga continues six months after an HOA management company denied to CBS Colorado and homeowners that it was the same company it was replacing.

A Colorado park ranger faces felony charges after investigators say he fabricated a stabbing attack that triggered a massive manhunt and community lockdowns.

Jefferson County authorities have charged a park ranger with felonies after an investigation revealed inconsistencies in his reported stabbing incident.

In fact, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday, the ranger had injured himself and orchestrated an “elaborate hoax” claiming someone had attacked him and fled.

DENVER (AP) — State inspectors in Colorado found about 20 decomposing bodies behind a hidden door in a funeral home owned by a county coroner, who told them he may have given fake ashes to next of kin who sought cremations, authorities disclosed Thursday.