Reward increased in Colorado rock throwing death
As investigators put out yet another call for information in the rock-throwing death of Alexa Bartell, a reward fund quickly grew from $2,000 to $17,000 with the help of her employer.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office seeking more tips on rock throwing death
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said it needed more clues to solve the killing of 20-year-old Alexa Bartell, who died after a rock was thrown through the windshield of her car.
Man files lawsuit against Aurora police officers, claims excessive force
A man who police attempted to get out of an Aurora extended stay hotel room after a 2021 domestic violence call, is now suing the Aurora Police Department and three officers on its force.
After months of trying to locate affordable housing, retiree finds new home
Finally, 10 months after starting a daily search for affordable housing, retiree Lou Erickson has a place for herself and daughter, Erica, who has a disability.
Who were they? The efforts to learn about family members murdered in Englewood
The bodies of murder victims, Bethany MacLaren and her 35-year-old daughter, Ruth, will be laid to rest Monday with the help of the Colorado Nepal Alliance.
Loveland parents hear district explanation about confusion after false threat
Thompson School District officials along with Loveland's police chief met with parents at Loveland High School to talk about a confusing situation at the school after a false threat last month.
Foundation hopes to bring music back to old El Chapultepec
The doors were open and the music of Freddy Rodriguez and the Jazz Connection drifted out over the sidewalks at 20th and Market Street from the old El Chapultepec before the start of Wednesday's Rockies game.
Some communities want growth caps but Colorado may toss them
Colorado lawmakers are advancing a bill that could be the end of local growth caps. Several communities have put them into place, like Boulder, Golden and Lakewood, creating limits like 1% of current housing increase per year.
19-year-old charged with plotting shootings in Colorado Springs
A 19-year-old in Elbert County is accused of planning school shootings in Colorado Springs and at churches.
Mayor's race reaches beyond Denver
With nearly a dozen and a half candidates on the ballot, Denver voters are making their choices to at least slim the pack for a second vote, if no candidate gets a majority in Tuesday's election.
Cause determined in Hogback Fire
It didn't take long to find the evidence pointing to what started the fire that whipped up and over the hogback by Dinosaur Ridge on Friday.
Firefighters receive help from road and bridge crews to tame wildfires
A fast-moving wildfire that forced the evacuation of Simla on Colorado's Eastern Plains was knocked down almost as quickly as it flared up in high winds on Thursday.
Authorities try to find family of slain Englewood victims
Investigators are trying to find the family of a mother and daughters found murdered in Englewood.
Talking mental health as Denver students get mental health day
In the aftermath of the shooting that injured two administrators at Denver's East High School, the District dismissed classes one day early for Spring Break Friday, giving students and staff a mental health day.
Armed police officers to be back at Denver's East High School
Denver Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero said on Wednesday he wants armed police back at Denver High Schools, supporting the return of school resource officers after the shooting of two school administrators and the recent killing of an East High School student.