One in three Denver adults report skipping meals amid rising food costs
A survey out of Denver found that one in three adults say they've skipped meals or cut back on food because they simply can't afford enough to eat.
Denver Public Library ends Chromebook and wi-fi hotspot checkout program due to rising costs
The Denver Public Library will no longer allow patrons to check out Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots for use at home, ending a popular program that has helped thousands of people access this technology for about a decade.
New pedestrian bridge to reconnect Denver's Overland neighborhood, improve safety
A new pedestrian bridge over Santa Fe Drive is expected to reconnect Denver's Overland neighborhood by providing a safer route for people walking and biking between its east and west sides.
Some evacuees hope to go home as Aspen Acres Fire grows
The Aspen Acres Fire has grown to 93,634 acres and is now 15% contained, with approximately 1,562 firefighters continuing to battle the massive wildfire burning southwest of Pueblo.
Colorado ranchers rush to save livestock as Aspen Acres Fire pushes south
Ranchers in the path of the Aspen Acres Fire are not only rushing to get their animals out, but they're also helping others save their herds as the fire approaches.
Woman faces long road to recovery after she was struck by suspected impaired driver
21-year-old Izabella Gomez is facing a long road to recovery after suffering life-threatening injuries in a Denver crash her family says was caused by a suspected impaired driver.
Colorado Democrat Melat Kiros looks to future after primary win
After defeating the longest-serving member of Colorado's congressional delegation in the Democratic primary election for Colorado's First Congressional District, Melat Kiros is looking to the future of her role in the party that is undergoing some change.
Douglas County cancels fireworks shows, elevates to Stage 2 Fire Restrictions
The elevated fire restriction comes just two days before the 4th of July holiday and weeks of back-and-forth over a canceled, then revived, then canceled fireworks display in Highlands Ranch.
Denver leaders consider ticket seat tax to fund transportation improvements
Denver leaders are considering asking voters to approve a new seat tax on tickets sold for concerts and professional sporting events at large, privately owned venues to help pay for transportation improvements and street safety projects.
Aurora Fashion Week launches with focus on community, fundraising
Aurora Fashion Week is kicking off with a mission that goes beyond fashion, bringing the community together while raising money for local businesses and nonprofits.
Educator donates kidney to the father of one of the students she works with
A woman who works at a Denver school gave the father of one of the students she works with a second chance at life.
Long waits, staffing shortages continue to frustrate Denver DMV customers
Long waits and staffing shortages are creating headaches for customers at Denver DMV offices.
Former FirstBank customers face adjustment challenges after PNC conversion
Thousands of former FirstBank customers across Colorado and Arizona are continuing to adjust after their accounts officially converted to PNC Bank this week.
Popular dog park could be forced to close because of a law change
A popular dog park called Broadway Bark on Broadway could be forced to close because of a recent change in Colorado law. That has prompted residents to rally in support of keeping it open.
Denver warns of spike in lost pets, urges owners to take precautions
Denver Animal Protection is asking residents to help secure stray dogs, if it is safe to do so.