Upgrades to encourage growth coming to Denver's Globeville neighborhood
Construction work has begun for a new project designed to encourage growth in Denver's Globeville neighborhood.
Burglars target homes in Castle Pines, Colorado authorities searching for suspects
Authorities in Colorado are asking the public for help finding three suspects involved in recent burglaries.
Suspect arrested after dozens of vehicles vandalized at University of Denver
Denver police say a suspect is in custody after numerous vehicles at the University of Denver were damaged and vandalized overnight.
Polis addresses tariffs, shutdown and new developments at outdoor industry summit
Gov. Jared Polis took time to highlight a key part of Colorado's economy Friday, and that's all our outdoors has to offer.
No charges against Aurora officer who fatally shot suspect with replica rifle
Authorities said no charges will be filed against an Aurora police officer who fatally shot a suspect allegedly threatening officers and others with a replica rifle last year.
Arvada community comes together to honor hero firefighter who died of cancer
Community members gathered on Friday for the funeral procession of a Colorado firefighter who died of complications from injuries he suffered while rescuing another firefighter.
Man arrested after accidentally shooting school door, sheriff's office says
A man was arrested after deputies say he accidentally discharged a firearm he was handling, striking the door of a nearby middle school.
Coloradans, sports teams encouraged to claim over $2 billion in lost money, property
More than 15 million Coloradans, businesses, and even some of the state's most beloved sports teams have lost money waiting to be claimed.
Player wins $3 million jackpot prize in Colorado Lotto+ drawing
Someone is $3 million richer after winning big in the Colorado Lotto+ drawing on Wednesday night.
Denver area companies indicted for allegedly defrauding U.S. government to avoid tariffs
A federal grand jury has indicted two Denver-area companies and several of their top executives for allegedly claiming foreign made forklifts sold to the U.S. government were made in America to avoid paying tariffs.
Horses at Colorado prison need new homes as vocational training program ends
A 30-year-old program giving 30 incarcerated individuals in Colorado an opportunity to care for wild horses is coming to an end.
Live ammunition found in hallway of charter school
Officials have decided to dismiss students at a charter school north of Denver early after a live bullet was found in the building.
Man fatally shot by police after allegedly threatening others, refusing to drop machete
Police shot and killed a man with a machete who allegedly threatened people on a bike path and refused officers' commands to drop it.
Police: suspect dead after firing at officers responding to domestic violence call
Officers in Federal Heights were involved in a shooting when they say a suspect in a domestic violence incident fired at them. The suspect died.
Family says teen wounded trying to stop Colorado school shooting, calls for change
Two weeks after their son was critically injured while trying to stop a school shooting, one Colorado family is sharing his story of bravery and calling for a lasting commitment to change.