Science class finds potentially toxic copper levels in water at school
A science project by chemistry students at one of northern Colorado's newest schools has possibly unveiled toxic levels of copper in drinking water.
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A science project by chemistry students at one of northern Colorado's newest schools has possibly unveiled toxic levels of copper in drinking water.
Denver is now one of 12 cities across the nation participating in a new social media campaign aimed to tackle gun violence.
Denver is asking the federal government for help as an arctic blast coincides with an influx of migrants.
"Look at the video. The video tells the story," the man's lawyer said, noting that his client was no longer being prosecuted for assault.
The study's authors are now urging pet owners and their neighbors and loved ones to be prepared for wildfires and other disasters that might force them to evacuate.
Auto experts say car batteries can lose up to 60% of their strength when it's below zero. Older cars can also have a harder time starting when the temperatures plunge.
An investigation is underway as police say a man has died after being stabbed in Lakewood.
Aurora Ward II Council Member Steve Sundberg made a series of videos playing various roles of ethnic minorities. The videos, made before Sundberg took office on the council in 2021, were made to promote his business.
Attorneys from Denver civil rights law firm Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC filed the class action lawsuit because of the mountain of evidence uncovered in the criminal investigation and believe there are significantly more victims.
The forecast had already prompted several Colorado communities to prepare emergency warming shelters on Wednesday morning ahead of the arctic cold.
An arctic cold front will arrive later today bringing cold, snow and wind to the state.
Video of the Nov. 28 shooting was released to CBS News Colorado Wednesday as part of an open records request.
A federal judge denied bail Tuesday for a Minnesota man authorities say was amassing an arsenal of guns to use against police before his arrest, and had idolized the person who killed five people at a gay nightclub in Colorado last month.
Gov. Jared Polis authorized the activation of over 100 Colorado National Guard members Tuesday to assist with the extreme cold weather that will hit the state over the coming days.
With a historic cold snap on its way, many Denverites are wondering how the city of Denver is caring for two of its most vulnerable populations: its homeless population and the hundreds of migrants continuing to show up in the city.
