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The Federal Communications Commission moved forward Thursday with plans to designate 9-8-8 as the new three-digit code connecting callers across the nation to mental health and crisis professionals.
Who is the most popular doctor in America? Why, "Dr. Google" of course. In 2019, more than 93 million of us turned to the good doctor for medical advice and information.
One young boy warmed all our hearts at the Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive this year.
Investors who purchased the former Evans School building in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood plan to create restaurants and retail space there.
Friends and family of fallen firefighter Ken Jones were joined by first responders from agencies across the state Friday to say goodbye at a ceremony at Waterstone Community Church.
He was known as a "firefighter's firefighter" and on Friday, the community said goodbye to Ken Jones.
Ble Ghislain Kore, 25, has been convicted of raping two high school students in Aurora in one day.
Elbra Wedgeworth, a longtime Denver leader, is retiring.
Federal water managers are starting to review a crucial 2007 agreement for seven Western states to share drought-diminished water supplies from the Colorado River ahead of talks about revising and renewing it beginning in 2026, U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said Friday.
Volunteers with KBPI's "Hammers and Angels" spent the week renovating a home in Westminster -- and Friday was the big unveiling for the grateful family.
Thousands of students in Weld County will be exposed to greater music education thanks to donors from around the country.
The Aurora Police Department is responding after an on-duty officers was found drunk behind the wheel of a patrol car.
There were more outbursts in court on Friday from the man accused of killing three people in an attack on Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs in November 2015.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and Congressman Ed Perlmutter are supporting former workers at the Rocky Flats Plant, a nuclear weapons facility. They are being denied financial help after developing cancer.
"Deputy Shay took 2nd place in the 2019 USBTA Top Bomb Technician/Critical Skills Challenge in Florida," the sheriff's office wrote on Facebook.
