Government shutdown adds stress to air traffic controllers in Denver
Denver International Airport managed to operate with fewer delays than anticipated, but other airports across the country haven't been so lucky.
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Denver International Airport managed to operate with fewer delays than anticipated, but other airports across the country haven't been so lucky.
Drivers in Colorado's high country and western slope have lost a key travel tool this summer- nearly 137 CDOT road cameras that used to show highway conditions are now offline.
Academics, declining enrollment, school safety, immigration and all-gender restrooms are among the issues the candidates addressed.
Imagine walking around with debilitating pain, fatigue, abdominal pressure, extreme cycles, and there seems to be no solution.
A crowd gathered this past weekend at a vigil for Consuela "Connie" Chaves after the 27-year-old mother of three was found dead last week. Her family says she died after allegedly falling out of a moving vehicle around 3 a.m.
A man has been sentenced to more than 220 years in prison after he shot at officers and bystanders from the top of a fire truck in Windsor.
Despite tens of thousands of people driving through small towns in Colorado's mountains to see the leaves change colors, business owners are raising concerns about seeing less of another kind of green.
Galen College of Nursing, in partnership with HCA Healthcare, has opened a $40 million campus that combines nursing education with the hospital system's Center for Clinical Advancement.
Fighting Together To Save Lives is holding its 10th Annual Celebration of Life event.
Architects and designers are currently working on the creations for an exhibit at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
After the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office announced it's closing its regional office in Denver, longtime employees and those who work in the field of patents are asking what the future holds for them and those who need their services.
A former college women's golf coach was found guilty by a Weld County jury of inappropriately touching a college student in connection with a private golf lesson after he resigned from the school.
It happens on city streets, sidewalks, and park paths; residents, particularly teens, are using ATVs, e-bikes and dirt bikes in an unsafe way.
The City of Denver has changed its 311 service hours and is directing residents to use its new chatbot to answer questions.
The Boulder Valley School District is closely monitoring a decline in enrollment.
Colorado's attorney general is adding to its list of complaints in a lawsuit against a chain of private colleges along the Front Range. It's suing College America over what is claimed to be advertising designed to mislead prospective students.
There's a hidden danger lurking inside marijuana grow houses which has caught first-responders unprepared. They are encountering alarmingly high levels of mold which poses a threat to anyone who breathes it.
The family of an Oklahoma man who shot himself Saturday night in Keystone is blaming his suicide on his ingestion of edible marijuana candies.
The Denver Civil Service Commission has reversed a hearing officer's decision and ordered former Denver Police Department Officer Stephanie Southard fired for having sex on duty with her married boyfriend.
The firing of Denver sheriff's deputy Thomas Ford, who slugged an inmate last July, has been upheld by a Denver hearing officer, but a second deputy who was fired for not reporting the excessive force was ordered reinstated with a minor suspension.
