Indoor Face Mask Mandates Expiring Across Denver Metro Area As COVID Cases Drop
Denver's mask mandate expired Thursday at midnight, while Adams and Arapahoe counties will lift their mask mandates at midnight Friday.
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Denver's mask mandate expired Thursday at midnight, while Adams and Arapahoe counties will lift their mask mandates at midnight Friday.
A 20-year-old Fort Carson soldier has died in the Middle East.
A heroic deputy jumped into action recently when he responded to a car fire in a neighborhood, and it was all caught on video.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has opened the first of its digital lotteries for $10 tickets to "Hamilton: An American Musical."
February is Black History Month and there are many events with organizations and museums, as well as lectures and classes, happening across Colorado to celebrate.
The cause of a large fire in Boulder last fall that impacted more than 80 units and caused three buildings to collapse is officially undetermined.
The Denver Rescue Mission is staffing a pilot housing program in Northglenn.
Crocs is gifting a free pair of shoes to every student, teacher and staff member within the Boulder Valley School District, giving back to the community affected by the Marshall Fire.
A business owner blames recent violence in front of his building on drug use and drug dealing. And he says frequent calls for police help have not made much of a difference.
Firefighters responded to an apartment fire on Helena Street in Aurora early Friday.
As the sky cleared out late Wednesday night and Thursday morning the temperatures plummeted below zero nearly statewide.
Several elementary schools in Denver Public Schools have started educating young students on the history of racism and are encouraging them to use their voices to be inclusive to all.
The Jefferson County Board of Health voted unanimously on Thursday afternoon to end their indoor mask mandates on Feb. 18 as long COVID-19 data continues to trend in the right direction.
On Thursday, dozens of teachers gathered in Castle Rock to hold a "sick out" protest to stand in solidarity with the Douglas County superintendent, who they say is being targeted.
Typically, less than half of homeowners are underinsured. With this fire, it appears that numbers is far higher.
