Denver City Council extends mayor's state of emergency on homelessness
The city council voted nearly unanimously to extend the declaration to Aug. 21 with only Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer voting against it.
Man descends into homelessness after losing sight, job
A Colorado man has descended into the depths of homelessness after losing his eye sight, occupation, and home.
Cub killed in Roxborough prompts warning about mother bear
A black bear cub killed after being hit by a truck in the Roxborough area prompted a warning from the Douglas County Sheriff Wednesday to stay out of greenbelt areas nearby.
City of Boulder considers what to do with airport
The city of Boulder is looking at a range of possibilities for the future of its small airport. The property on the northeast side of town is nearly 180 acres of land in a city where every inch has value.
Residents voice top issues for Denver as Mike Johnston takes office
For a long time, Denver seemed to be the envy, plagued with the problems of rapid growth while leaders in other cities around the country hoped to be vexed by the same problems. But it's changed due to a complicated list of issues and circumstances.
Another I-70 shooting raises worries in Denver
The early Friday morning shooting of two people on Interstate 70 east of Quebec Street became the second shooting along I-70 northeast of downtown since the beginning of the month.
Swifties think these could be the biggest concerts in Denver ever
Waiting in the heat in long snaking lines to buy Taylor Swift merchandise, fans proved they will endure whatever it takes to show devotion to a generational artist.
Hot temps plus cool high water equals potential trouble on Clear Creek
All day long in heat in the 90s, people dipped and tubed and paddleboarded and kayaked in the water of Clear Creek.
Man accused of shooting 2 teens, injuring one, is a Space Force sergeant
A 27-year-old Space Force sergeant remained in the Adams County Jail on a $500,000 bond early this week.
Naming of Colorado trail highlights more diverse participation in recreation
Winston K. Walker was iconic in breaking down barriers that shut out people of color from outdoor activities.
Homelessness pushes out to the foothills and suburbs
Even with new construction, the Denver metro area is looking for solutions to a growing problem with homelessness. In some cases, people are leaving the city to find shelter.
In tiny schoolhouse, students put technology aside and love learning
It's a small wood building, painted white, sitting in a grassy field. Big enough to hold young minds, which is a task.
Reward raised in unsolved American Elm double murder
Two months after the shooting deaths of two employees at the American Elm restaurant in West Highlands, the case remains unsolved and police are in need of clues or even scraps of information that might lead to suspects.
Storm that brought tornado, hail lashed Highlands Ranch. damage estimates rise
Damage estimates are rising after a tornado whipped through parts of Douglas County Thursday afternoon, sending people scurrying for cover and bringing down trees, and tearing at homes and buildings.
Laws getting tougher in Colorado for suspects who point lasers at aircraft
Colorado will soon get tougher on people who point lasers at aircraft, the result of several years of concern about the dangerous trend.