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Aurora police believe Alondra Michel intentionally started a fire at an apartment complex that quickly spread to other units -- killing a 5-year-old boy and injuring several other people.
Boulder County Public Works Department's Debris Management team will begin phase two of the curbside removal program for those impacted by the Marshall Fire.
Part of Oxford Avenue in Sheridan was closed on Wednesday afternoon after a semi truck overturned.
That crash kept the westbound lanes of the interstate closed for several hours.
The City of Denver is moving forward with plans to expand safe outdoor spaces and resources for people experiencing homelessness.
Allan Richard Long pleaded guilty Friday to 10 felony counts of sexual assault on a child. Thirty-two felony charges were dismissed.
The Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus will be closing for the next 10 days due to the behavior of some guests who have been objecting to the museum's mask policy.
A bill by Representatives Dylan Roberts and Terri Carver aims to crack down on professional shoplifters or "boosters."
The Marshall Fire is starting new conversation about building more fire resiliency into homes.
As anti-Semitism rises throughout the country, Colorado's Jewish community is witnessing hate speech in their own neighborhoods.
Eastern Colorado got buried with snow on Tuesday. The backdoor cold front gave Denver measurable moisture and buried parts of the eastern plains with over two feet of snow!
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced several COVID-19 testing sites will close or start late on Wednesday, Jan. 26.
Money from a new $2 million relief fund is now available to any homeowner displaced by the Marshall Fire.
The Arapahoe County Coroner's Office confirmed the name of the young boy who died in a large apartment fire in Aurora.
