Denver police seeking consent to track stolen cars as incidents rise
The Denver Police Department is launching a new program they say will help them curb crime throughout the city by starting with tracking some cars.
Wine sales coming to Colorado groceries could impact liquor store sales
Researchers with Colorado State University predict local liquor stores could lose an additional 5% of sales starting next week when the wine is permitted to be sold in grocery stores.
Denver issues notices to landlords out of compliance with law that protects tenants
The City of Denver has started issuing notices of violation of city law to many landlords across the city following the implementation of a new law that began on Jan. 1.
STOMP brings family friendly Broadway production to Buell Theater
STOMP, a Broadway production which has sold out theaters for several decades, is now showing at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. The production, which runs nearly two hours without intermission, is only in Denver's Buell Theater through Sunday, Feb. 26.
UCHealth and northern Colorado schools partner to promote healthy eating
Over 100 schools across 11 northern Colorado school districts are partnering with the state's largest medical provider to improve healthy eating habits. The "5210+ challenge" has helped kids learn healthy choices for many years.
Larimer County Sheriff responds to long holiday weekend of violent crime
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office and other area agencies found themselves responding to several incidents that placed public safety at risk over the holiday weekend.
Dozens of Greeley residents with disabilities pushed out of apartment complex
More than 20 residents with disabilities in Greeley are on the hunt for housing after their landlord, Adeo, notified them of plans to renovate and repurpose a complex for disabled individuals this summer.
United Airlines unveils $25 million Boeing 787 simulator
United Airlines is in the process of hiring thousands of new Denver-based employees as part of their hub's expansion.
Convicted cop Austin Hopp unanimously denied early release from prison
A board in Weld County has denied former Loveland Police officer Austin Hopp's application for community corrections, extending his stay behind bars for at least another six months.
DCPA student matinee program immerses rural students in the arts
For nearly two decades some students in Weld County have made the 39-mile each-way drive to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts to see live performances of the very tales they've studied.
Parsons plans to boost faculty pay, recruit diversity as president of CSU
Newly appointed CSU President Amy Parsons is ready to help fix a nationwide trend of young students shying away from higher education.
Woman's body found inside burned Fort Collins home; man arrested
Fort Collins Police Services is investigating whether or not a man who was walking near a home that went up in flames on Tuesday morning was involved with the fire and associated death.
Historic community could become part of the Nat'l Park Service
Dearfield, located dozens of miles southeast of Greeley, was one of the most prominent Black farming communities in the early 1900s.
Convicted cop who broke woman with dementia arm's may get out early
According to the family of Karen Garner, the Loveland woman who experienced a broken arm and other injuries during a 2020 arrest, former officer Austin Hopp could be released early from his five-year prison sentence.
Nuggets tour Black American West Museum in Five Points
Denver Nuggets forward Peyton Watson and team announcer Kyle Speller were among several employees, who visited the Black American West Museum in Five Points on Friday.