Denver's Historic Elitch Theatre targeted in several break-ins over 3 months
The 134-year-old theatre has become a gathering place for fans of live theatre, movies, and memories. Now it's become a target for teens who break into the building.
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The 134-year-old theatre has become a gathering place for fans of live theatre, movies, and memories. Now it's become a target for teens who break into the building.
Fishing line around ponds in Colorado can pose a risk to wildlife, such as the case of Percy, a pelican who recently got tangled up in the line and was unable to recover.
The FAA says it's happening on planes every week, and tech company Lithium Fire Guard is working to stop it.
There has been no shortage of tragedy on Aurora's roads recently. The latest crash involved a 72-year-old woman who was crossing Jewell Avenue with a walker.
Denver and the Front Range definitely felt muggy and humid all day Tuesday. The reason? Increased monsoon flow from the south and a humid cold front from the north teaming up across the Eastern Plains of Colorado.
A new scam is tricking drivers across Denver into thinking they're paying for parking when in fact they're handing over personal information to scammers.
Colorado State University is moving forward with erecting electronic billboards around its Fort Collins campus, something that would otherwise be against City of Fort Collins ordinances anywhere else in the community.
Burnham Yard is a historic railyard in Denver that was in operation for over a century. It shut down in 2016 and was purchased by the state in 2021. Now, CDOT is tearing down some buildings that some believe should be preserved.
The Regional Transportation District board is scheduled to vote on changes to its paratransit program, which includes Access-a-Ride and Access-on-Demand, on which thousands of Coloradans with disabilities rely.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston says employees will be notified of layoffs starting on Aug. 18.
The installations will start on Thursday and are expected to go through the end of October and will result in 40 new cameras in the West Economy Lot, "as part of ongoing security enhancements," airport officials said.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is leading a search for a former San Miguel County sheriff's deputy after investigators say the deputy was in possession of 27 videos of child sexual abuse materials.
In a Colorado mountain community, a growing crisis is testing the limits of public resources and resident patience.
The Mexican consulate in Denver has tripled the size of the team dedicated to processing dual citizenship applications.
A rock climber died in Summit County after falling while on a technical climbing route with two other climbers.
A 65-year-old woman who says she lost her retirement savings to a Loveland psychic is now calling the psychic "a complete ripoff" and says she wants others to hear her story and avoid the mistakes she made.
The district attorney of the office that prosecuted a man on death row is asking Gov. John Hickenlooper not to grant him clemency.
While local and state government agencies are curbing services, furloughing employees and laying off workers due to shrinking budgets, a 4 On Your Side Investigation found at the same time, taxpayers are shelling out millions of dollars to retiring workers for unused sick days.
A Denver police officer Abbe Dorn, who gained notoriety for appearing on the television show "American Gladiators," is the focus of an internal investigation stemming from her alleged procurement and use of steroids.
Deadly hit-and-run crashes have risen dramatically in Denver over the past three years. In 2010, five people were killed in hit-and-run crashes. By 2012, that number more than doubled to 13 deaths.
