Auto Repair Students Help Denver Police Tackle Growing Catalytic Converter Theft Problem
Denver police are enlisting the help of automotive repair students to try to lower the number of thefts of catalytic converters.
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Denver police are enlisting the help of automotive repair students to try to lower the number of thefts of catalytic converters.
Amber Ganger is volunteering with the Civil Air Patrol as one of several ways she's pursuing her STEM interests.
Police in Littleton are searching for a driver who struck a bicyclist and then drove away. It happened on June 5 in Littleton near the Rollin D. Barnard Equestrian Park.
Residents of Clear Creek County know how important improvements to the stretch of the interstate between Floyd Hill and Idaho Springs will be.
Another Denver Record High bites the dust. With triple digit heatwave scorching the Rockies!
Authorities ordered lifted all evacuations on Thursday linked to a wildfire burning east of Durango.
Business owners say these events over one weekend can bring a month's worth of revenue and it could not come at a more critical time, shops along Welton Street have survived but are barely hanging on in the current economy.
A conservative group is suing to put the brakes on a historic transportation funding bill. Gov. Jared Polis signed the bill into law on Thursday at the base of Floyd Hill, a notorious bottleneck along Interstate 70.
That ruling doesn't have much of an effect in Colorado right now because it only applies to that specific lawsuit out of Philadelphia.
A proposal by the Colorado Water Quality Control Commission, up for debate this week, could allow industries to discharge more pollution into Colorado's rivers and streams, specifically urban waterways that have already been heavily polluted.
It was so hot this week in Colorado that roads buckled. How common is that and why does it happen?
A sweeping bill to protect 400,000 acres of public land in Colorado could soon become law.
The University of Colorado Board of Regents met on Thursday after one member expressed concern over mandating COVID-19 vaccines for students, faculty and staff this fall.
People wanting to escape the heat in the high country can now take advantage of the summer season at some of the ski areas.
Rocky Mountain National Park officials say they are doing everything they can to mitigate fire risks this year.
