Suspect in double shooting at UCCS in custody
A 25-year-old student who is believed to be responsible for the fatal shooting of two people inside a dorm room on the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs campus is under arrest.
Excitement at shrine over major motion picture, "Cabrini"
The opening of a biopic about Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini is bringing interest and excitement to the shrine that remains in her name near Lookout Mountain.
Migrant students continue to join classrooms at McMeen Elementary School
It was a long day recently at McMeen Elementary School, where children are learning along with many new migrant children who have arrived at the dual language school since Denver's wave of migrants has impacted the city.
As water rights costs rise, speculators step in. But it's not easy
After the auctioning of 90 shares of Colorado water rights in Boulder County, thoughts turned to the rising cost. Some of the rights -- with associated fees -- sold for more than $80,000.
Plans for Stanley Film Center in Estes Park taking shape
The Stanley Hotel is planning to build a giant film center and museum on its property that will be devoted to scary movies.
RTD station to reopen after contamination, without beloved market owner
When the RTD Downtown Boulder station reopens, a beloved small market that operated within the lobby will not be operating — it's owner forced to close.
Colorado has the highest rate of bank robberies in U.S.
The latest statistics from the FBI show Colorado has a rate of bank robberies well above other states on a per capita basis for the second year in a row.
UCHealth: Another hospital under stress from migrant care
The cost of providing health care to migrants who have arrived in the Denver metro area over the past year is hitting hard at UCHealth hospitals, headlined by the increase in the number of people at the flagship hospital in Aurora.
Families of Israeli hostages visit Colorado state leaders
Family members of several of the 130-plus hostages still believed to be held by Hamas were in Denver Monday to visit with lawmakers at the state capitol and share their stories.
Experts remain concerned about avalanches in snowstorm
As snow moved into the high country with a weekend storm, recent dry conditions laid the groundwork for a significantly increased threat of avalanches.
Will the atmospheric river influence Colorado's incoming snowstorm?
One of the more difficult parts of the weekend storm is figuring out how an atmospheric river event over the West Coast might figure into it. It has brought heavy moisture to places like California.
65-year-old Denver condo building "unsafe for occupation"
Residents are now out of an 80 unit condominium complex at 1121 Albion Street after the building was ordered vacated by the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment.
Family thinks dog behind vicious attack in Boulder was sick
Recently the family had taken the dog to a veterinarian for treatment. It had been bleeding and the animal was placed on antibiotics, which seemed to make the bleeding stop. The family believes the dog had cancer and a scan was scheduled for this week.
The Stanley Hotel's plan for a horror film center
At 80,000 square feet, the building will be larger than the current hotel and house a theatre for films and concerts as well as so-called "chambers" where there will be museum-like exhibits from the horror film industry.
Fewer beds, more pressure on state mental health system
A report by a national nonprofit shows Colorado ranks low compared to other states when it comes to available beds for psychiatric care.