State bill introduced to make alcohol to-go sales permanent at restaurants
Proposed state legislation hopes to make it permanently legal for restaurants to sell alcohol to-go.
Volunteers still needed for "Point in Time Count" to help homeless
Homelessness is a growing problem all over the metro area, as the helpers in communities search for solutions. One of the main tools in their arsenal is knowledge, and that's why the "Point in Time Count" is critical. It's a count of people who are homeless.
Boulder to remove residential growth cap
City leaders in Boulder are moving forward with a plan to remove barriers for people who want to buy a home in the city.
Colorado law protects renters' rights to stay warm in livable conditions
Many renters across the Denver metro area lost heat during the recent cold spell and many have gone without heat for days. Having working heat is a matter of safety and that's why it's important to know what your rights are as a renter.
220+ restaurants closed in Denver last year
As inflation remains high and restaurants continue to struggle with labor shortages and rising costs, it's expected that more restaurants in Colorado will close their doors for good this year.
Winter weather still impacting flights at Denver International Airport
Winter weather and cold temperatures are still impacting flights across the country and at Denver International Airport on Tuesday morning.
Hundreds of flights canceled at Denver International Airport
As dangerously cold temperatures linger across the Denver metro area, hundreds of flights have been cancelled at Denver International Airport.
Arvada sushi restaurant closes after 35 years due to COVID challenges
An Arvada restaurant that's been a staple in the community for 35 years will close its doors for good this weekend. COVID was the catalyst they could never recover from, among other personal reasons.
Church in Denver to open as overnight shelter for migrants
Many migrants arriving in Denver have never experienced cold temperatures like what Colorado will see over the next week. However, beginning Wednesday night, a local church will open its doors overnight to migrants new to the community.
Settlement reached with a realty company should help all renters
A settlement reached between the state of Colorado and a company that manages properties that are mostly rented out by college students should help all renters, state officials say.
National Western Stock Show invites all for "Free Grounds Admission Day"
People from across Colorado, as well as across the county and the world attend the National Western Stock Show and celebrate Western culture.
Littleton adopts new rewards program to support small businesses
The term "shop local" is taking on a high-tech meaning in Littleton. A new reward program in the city is aimed at encouraging shoppers to support small and locally-owned businesses.
Trial dates set for three suspects charged in Jeffco rock-throwing death
On Wednesday in a Jefferson County courtroom, three separate trial dates were set for three young men charged in the death of 20-year-old Alexa Bartell.
Attorneys: Suspect involved in custody battle prior to murders of kids
New information has been released involving the Colorado Springs mother arrested in the United Kingdom for the deaths of her two children.
Pre-teen environmental activist fought to ban plastic bags, plastic foam
A new Colorado state law is doing away with plastic foam and bringing in compostable containers. Meanwhile, a local girl who's still years away from getting her driver's license helped to drive the big change for Colorado's environment.