First female patrol officer for DPD honored for Women's History Month
The Denver Police Museum is honoring one of its own as part of International Women's History Month and 50 years after they started allowing women on patrol.
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The Denver Police Museum is honoring one of its own as part of International Women's History Month and 50 years after they started allowing women on patrol.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! We have the luck of the Irish to finish out the week. Lots of Friday sunshine with cool temperatures expected.
CBS News Colorado Political Specialist Shaun Boyd confirms Kwame Spearman has suspended his campaign for Denver mayor.
Gov. Jared Polis is rolling out what may be the state's most ambitious effort yet to reduce ozone pollution. The Front Range has one of the worst ground-level ozone problems in the country.
A $27 million project by Pennrose, Rivet Development Partners and the Colorado nonprofit, TGTHR, held a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday afternoon.
Colorado Christian University launched a Master of Science in Criminal Justice with an emphasis on campus, event, and organizational safety program to stop mass violence before it happens.
March Madness is much more than just a spectator sport, it's a money maker for those who are in the betting business as well as for individuals simply doing it for fun.
The South Adams County Fire says a driver received minor injuries after slamming into a brick building early Thursday morning.
Two dogs are dead in the North Park area of northern Colorado after being attacked by wolves earlier.
Deputies from the Larimer County Sheriff's Office are being praised as heroes after capturing a runaway pig.
A Colorado woman who lives in the tiny town of Cowdrey has recorded a big win in the Colorado Lottery.
Getting caught speeding in Northglenn may soon cost you double thanks to proposed ordinance.
Currently short about 65 officers, last year the APD could only hire 17. Now they're inviting the public to train.
Nonprofits like American Friends Service Committee continue helping migrants as they come into the city, but activity at the boarder is raising concern.
A new report by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors is showing that not only is it getting more expensive to buy a home, but there aren't enough to go around.
