Aurora Teens Hand Out Thanksgiving Meals To People In Need
On Thursday, an organization that's working to stop the violence held a Thanksgiving meal distribution -- a chance for teens from Aurora to give back this holiday season.
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On Thursday, an organization that's working to stop the violence held a Thanksgiving meal distribution -- a chance for teens from Aurora to give back this holiday season.
On Wednesday, what was predicted to be one of the busiest days of the week, anxious families arrived hours early only to find minimal lines inside of the airport.
Police say Navarro Cathey drove all the way from California to get the teen. Police said the two had been communicating online and arranged a meet-up.
Investigators did not name the suspect but said he is a 15-year-old student at Aurora Central High School.
Officials say 203,000 people came through Denver International Airport on Wednesday as travelers continued to return to air travel, even with hospitalizations reaching highs in the state.
The Downtown Denver Rink at Skyline Park opens for a new season Wednesday.
On Thursday, hundreds of Denver families will receive a proper Thanksgiving meal, thanks to the return of a longtime tradition.
Stevie Silvers says she was let go for choosing her health over her job, and she's not talking about the vaccine.
Another surge of colder air followed up the initial Wednesday cold front keeping light snow falling thru the late day rush. Early snow amounts varied from trace amounts to just over an inch across the Denver Metro area and Front Range.
In Aurora, there is a mixed response to the new mask mandate for public indoor spaces.
AAA Colorado estimates some 840,000 Coloradans are road-tripping for the holiday.
The girl was found alive, in Utah, with the suspect, Navarro Cathey, 41.
Although CDOT had hoped to have Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon fully back open by Thanksgiving following destructive summer mudslides, a lane closures still remains in place.
After a violent week among teens in Aurora, leaders from the across the Denver metro area are stepping outside of their cities to be part of the solution.
Masks will be required in all public indoor spaces at Empower Field at Mile High, beginning with the Denver Broncos game against the Los Angeles Chargers this Sunday.
