Abrupt closure of boutique business leaves vendors scrambling to move out
Small business owners in Northglenn are scrambling after the abrupt closure of Painted Tree Boutiques in Northglenn.
Denver mom mourns son killed in Easter shooting, calls for end to gun violence
More than a week since a tragic shooting struck a Denver family during an Easter barbecue near Russell Square Park, one mother is now mourning the loss of her son.
Colorado bill aims to keep sex offenders out of facilities near schools
Colorado lawmakers were set to discuss a bill that would keep sex offenders from being admitted to mental health facilities near schools after a Northglenn community's repeated attempts for safeguards.
City leaders in Brighton enforcing watering restrictions amid ongoing drought
Brighton city leaders are no strangers to implementing water restrictions and issuing fines, even when it hasn't been a severe drought season. But officials say they hope more people will do their part this year.
Federal Heights residents want answers after police, fire chiefs fired
Days after the Federal Heights police and fire chiefs were seemingly terminated from their positions, community members are speaking out against what they say has been a long history of retaliation against first responders.
Some DHS employees still remain unpaid, and families are struggling
Some TSA workers finally got their first paychecks since the start of the partial government shutdown. However, for tens of thousands of other Department of Homeland Security workers, they are still facing the heavy reality of not receiving a single paycheck.
Veteran completes 20+ mile walk to DIA to show support for TSA workers
A veteran embarked on an unusual 20 mile walk in an effort to boost the spirits TSA workers who have been working under difficult circumstances for more than a month.
Car owner recalls Denver parking garage collapse: "It was just chaos"
Uncertainty over when car owners may get access to their damaged vehicles is concerning after a parking garage collapsed on Monday.
Family searches for answers after deadly rideshare crash in Aurora
It was supposed to be the start of a long-awaited family cruise for Denver TSA employee Eduardo Morales and his wife, Mehgan. Instead, it turned into a tragedy.
No injuries, 2 students arrested after Adams City High School lockdown
Commerce City police said no weapons or explosives were found and no one was injured, but later in the day, they said that two students were arrested for filing a false report of a bomb and an active shooter.
Thornton's new opt-in emergency alert service warns residents about disasters
Thornton Ready has been designed to help warn locals sooner about situations such as wildfires and other disasters.
Northglenn leaders ask state for oversight, changes to mental health transitional living homes
Two years since residents pushed back on the opening of two mental health facilities in Northglenn, anxiety and fear remain at the forefront.
DPS students, families and board debate policy changes related to ICE
It was the first time the community had the opportunity to provide public comment in response to a draft proposal amending the district's Student Conduct, Discipline & Attendance policy to include language that adds protections to immigrants in the district against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.
Coloradans stuck in Puerto Vallarta amid cartel violence in Mexico
For Colorado tourists in Mexico, their trips to paradise quickly turned into chaos after a weekend of violent retaliation from cartel members following the death of a prominent cartel leader.
Nonprofit Caring for Denver responds, audit claims misuse of taxpayer funds
The Denver city auditor has raised concerns about spending after reviewing more than 700 expense reports submitted by Caring for Denver.