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Denver Public Schools bus drivers scheduled to work on Wednesday showed up, despite speculation that some would not be there because of a decision by Denver's district attorney to not pursue criminal charges in a violent altercation on a school bus.
Youth soccer games are being cancelled at twice the normal rate this year due to a referee shortage blamed on bad behavior by parents and fans.
Five Points offers up tasty treats and a place to relax.
Mary Pott says the years of domestic violence she experienced at the hands of her ex-husband were like living through a category five hurricane.
Broomfield police have identified a suspect accused of keying a Tesla Saturday morning in a school parking lot.
Brendan Bialy proved he was a hero in May after he helped strip a gun away from one of the shooters at STEM School Highlands Ranch.
Avery Hendrick wanted to do something for the community that combined two things she loves: nature and reading.
The Denver Zoo announced the name of their adorable lion cub on Tuesday. Everyone, please meet Tatu!
The threat of more rain delayed construction work along U.S. 36 in Westminster.
One of the largest hotels in downtown Denver has sold for more than $115 million.
A man who likely saved the life of a stranger last year was recognized for his heroic actions Tuesday.
New Mexico State Police are investigating if a small plane from Colorado crashed northeast of Santa Fe Thursday.
Family and friends of Elijah McClain say they want more transparency into the investigation of Elijah's death. Elijah, 23, died after a confrontation with Aurora police.
A local organization is teaming up with other agencies to provide emergency, overnight shelters to people living on the streets during winter months.
Denver Public Schools confirms they are aware of an unknown number of bus drivers planning to not come to work on Wednesday.
