Wednesday is Denver's hottest day of the year so far
The summer sizzle has fully settled in to Colorado and Denver reached it's hottest day of the year with a high of 99 degrees on Wednesday.
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The summer sizzle has fully settled in to Colorado and Denver reached it's hottest day of the year with a high of 99 degrees on Wednesday.
Mayor Johnston said he is working to make sure the shelters the city is setting up will be all across the Denver metro area and is working with council members to address the needs in each district.
A man suspected in a disturbing animal cruelty case in Colorado's foothills is under arrest.
On Wednesday, the FBI announced that 8 juveniles and 19 adult victims of sex trafficking were recovered during the operation.
35 years after Beetlejuice became a sensation at the movies and on TV, the Broadway musical is now a hit that promises to sell out the Buell Theatre in Denver.
Building pressures, serving refugees and undocumented immigrants have led to disagreements and fights as a shortage of resources puts people in conflict.
Vail Fire is looking to make sure everyone who's in the valley knows how to get out in the event of a wildfire.
A yearly report suggests that more than 300,000 Colorado homes are susceptible to wildfire, and the cost to rebuild those homes would top $100 billion.
EV purchases in Colorado are soaring, but some firefighters say they don't know the best ways to extinguish the flames if an electric vehicle catches fire.
Get ready for a super warm Wednesday! A strong ridge of high pressure is locked over the southern Rockies and Southwest creating a late summer heatwave that will have many in the 90s and 100s going into the second half of August.
It's a parent's nightmare – desperately calling for help because a baby isn't breathing. That's what happened over the weekend in Arapahoe County.
It's a new school year and a new beginning for the displaced students in the Jefferson County School District. That includes students at schools like at Hackberry Hill Elementary in Arvada.
More than a year and a half after the Marshall Fire, some parents are worried their kids' schools may not be safe. It's not fire damage parents are worried about but fire byproducts in the smoke, soot and ash.
Littleton Public Schools is trying something different this school year to help with students' mental health.
When Denver police responded to a potential case of domestic violence this month, they say a man reached into a vehicle and then soon after rushed toward a police officer.
