Denver Health EMS program educator helps make learning very realistic
Ten years ago, Christy Allen was asked to find a cost-effective way to make this experience of teaching students realistic, while also saving the school some money.
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Ten years ago, Christy Allen was asked to find a cost-effective way to make this experience of teaching students realistic, while also saving the school some money.
A Frontier Airlines passenger was cited after she allegedly acted belligerently and assaulted a flight attendant.
The Aurora Housing Authority was awarded 20 state housing vouchers which are expected to make a long-term difference for those in need.
Another wave of Canadian smoke is pushing into eastern Colorado for Monday.
Summit County Sheriff's Office deputies responded on Sunday to the Villas at Swans Nest Complex at 183 Pelican Circle, in Breckenridge, for a report of a woman crying loudly. Deputies found an additional woman unresponsive when arriving at the scene.
A Commerce City excavation company was cited recently for continuing to endanger workers in spite of a worksite accident which claimed the life of a 17-year-old employee last year.
A Colorado company is helping first responders. On Saturday, for every Ziggi's Coffee drink sold nationwide, $1 went to a Colorado nonprofit supporting first responders' mental health.
Recent rainfall has damaged more than one major highway in Colorado. CDOT sent out an emergency contract to fix a washed out slope in Jefferson County and another highway split open entirely.
For the past four months, Pamela Dolce has been crocheting blankets, beanies and everything in between. On Saturday, she arrived with four bags of handmade items to share love with the community and help support the Newborns in Need program at Denver Health.
Authorities are looking for the driver of a pickup truck that collided with a car late Friday afternoon, sending the car into oncoming traffic and killing the two people inside it.
An early morning meeting between two men in the Capitol Hill section of Denver ended with one's shooting death and the other held responsible and imprisoned for it.
Race officials say they hope the smoke will clear out by Sunday morning but if not, race will go on despite any lingering smoky conditions.
This year marking 76 years of cops from the same family patrolling the streets of Denver. Every year since 1947 there has been an O'Neill on the police force in Denver.
An ugly combination of smoke and fog languished over the Front Range Friday, resulting in an unhealthy air quality index and sending people indoors. Some recreation events were cancelled while others continued on.
Thick haze blanketed the Front Range on Friday, blocking the sun and views of the mountains for most of Colorado's population.
