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The CEO of a large Colorado medical device company is retiring and will be replaced by a current company executive. David Perez is retiring as president and chief executive officer of Lakewood-based Terumo BCT, the company announced Wednesday. Antoinette Gawin, executive vice president, will succeed him in both roles. She signs on as president Oct. 1 and as CEO April 1, 2019. Perez, who has served as CEO since May 1999, also plans to retire from his seat on the Terumo Corporation Board of Directors…

Three Colorado clinical health data organizations have partnered with the Denver-based blockchain health-care data company BurstIQ in a first-of-its-kind project funded by a state initiative, a news release said Wednesday. "This partnership is truly the first of its kind in Colorado," Frank Ricotta, the CEO of BurstIQ, said in a statement. "The ability for disparate data systems across the health-care ecosystem to interact and share data is critical. We applaud CORHIO, QHN, CCMCN and the state of…

The 40-year-old charter and plane management business is busy with a booming economy and a looming deadline for planes to have updated technology.

FREDERICK -- Denver7 has been told by two law enforcement officials that the husband of the missing Frederick family has confessed to killing them and officials believe they know where the bodies are.

Colorado slipped a notch in the National League West and now sits 1½ games behind Arizona.

The public conversation on a drilling plan filed by Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc., appeared to come to an end Tuesday evening after Broomfield City Council took public comments at a special council meeting. The plan now heads to the city manager's office for further consideration.

Late Wednesday night, Frederick police say they detained the husband of a pregnant woman who disappeared with their two daughters on Monday.

As many as 200 homes were evacuated Wednesday afternoon because of a wildfire burning north of Kremmling.

A few years ago Alfred Archuleta never dreamed he’d be where he is now.

WELD COUNTY, Colo. — A Weld County Sheriff’s deputy was shot in north Greeley late Wednesday night, according to reports. He was taken to North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley. It happened at North 23rd Avenue and C Street in Weld County just north of Greeley. Sources told FOX31 it appeared the deputy would be OK. The reports said deputies responded to a disturbance with weapons and when they arrived there were gunshots. Weld County 911 dispatch told FOX31 they […]

SALT LAKE CITY  — A Utah firefighter who died battling the largest recorded blaze in California history will be given a procession as his body is flown back to Salt Lake City. Cal Fire officials escorted Matthew Burchett’s casket Wednesday afternoon to an airport in the northern California city of Ukiah. Burchett’s wife, brother and a family friend were in California to fly with him home to Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City, firefighters from the two agencies Burchett […]

HARTFORD, Conn. – The halls were filled at Connecticut Children’s Medical Center as family, friends, and state leaders took a stand for a New London father facing deportation. Julian Rodriguez has been in Connecticut since leaving Colombia in 2000. He has also helping his 14-year-old son, Santiago Rodriguez, fight the rare genetic disorder called Chronic Granulomatous Disease. Santiago, who will be an incoming sophomore in high school, has been on the upswing since undergoing a trial stem cell therapy at NIH […]