A video file posted online Tuesday purports to relay a new message from Japanese ISIS hostage Kenji Goto: He and a captive Jordanian military pilot will be killed in the next 24 hours if Jordan doesn't release a convicted would-be suicide bomber.

A group opposing artist Christo's plan to hang nearly 6 miles of silvery fabric in sections over the Arkansas River says it will appeal a recent federal court ruling supporting the Bureau of Land Management's approval of the project.

Colorado Democrats are announcing legislation that would allow sick people to choose when they die.

A day after Denver police shot and killed a 16-year-old girl in a stolen car, some residents are calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the officers who opened fire.

Auditors say Colorado prisons are making big profits from charging inmates for phone calls and other personal items. But they're struggling to break even from shops run by inmate labor to make furniture and other goods sold to state agencies and the public.

An officer involved shooting in Pueblo Sunday may be the first caught on body camera in Colorado.

Less than 20 percent of registered voters in District 1 have turned in their ballots for the special election to replace former City Councilwoman Ami Nawrocki, who faced a recall.

Pueblo Police have released the name of a home invasion suspect who was shot and killed by officers after a brief chase. 

For the first time since August, the average price of gas in Colorado Springs increased. But one local economist said it’s not the end of the low gas prices.

Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes faces a jury. Click here for coverage from the courtroom.

Click here for a collection of articles related to the controversy surrounding former El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa.

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The first blizzard of 2015 is keeping much of the U.S. Northeast shut down -- at least for the day.