Julie Bendon alleges in her lawsuit, filed Monday in Adams County District Court, that she suspected Dr. Karen Ashbeck had looked into records of gynecological care that she received at CU Medicine’s East Denver office.
New DHS rules limit international students to four-year stays and restrict changes to academic majors to reclaim U.S. vetting abilities.
A Kentucky jury awarded $104.2 million against Husky Armory LLC for selling a ghost gun kit to an 18-year-old who used it to end his life.
Denver opened new ‘Adventure Hubs’ at City Park and Washington Park where visitors can rent pedal boats shaped like swan, dragons and more, as well as bikes, for an hourly rate.
Fire at Sherpa Basecamp Himalayan Restaurant in Denver’s City Park West caused significant damage and damaged neighboring Hamburger Mary’s, restaurant officials said.
The FDA approved Merck’s Lipfendra, a noninjectable pill that blocks the PCSK9 protein to drastically lower bad cholesterol.
The U.S. Treasury last year swelled with revenue from President Donald Trump’s double-digit taxes on imports from almost every country on earth. But the money dried up after the Supreme Court struck down the biggest and boldest of Trump’s tariffs in February.
A Republican senator whose vote Todd Blanche needs to advance his nomination as attorney general says his support hinges on Blanche first meeting with Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers. Sen. Thom Tillis’ comments Thursday came a day after Blanche’s confirmation hearing.
A new lawsuit filed Wednesday in Pueblo County alleges that the San Isabel Electric Association’s equipment was “a substantial factor” in starting and fueling the Aspen Acres fire in southern Colorado.
Gretchen Ryan, the Colorado mother who is charged with murder in the alcohol-related death of her 16-year-old daughter Grace Ryan, went to rehab days after the girl died.