Denver currently sheltering 4,277 migrants, $40+ million spent on support
So far, Denver has spent more than $40 million on support efforts for 37,844 migrants from the southern border.
Colorado Army veteran gets refurbished car thanks to donation
An Army veteran and his wife will have an easier time getting to work and running errands thanks to a generous donation of a refurbished car.
Snow totals over past week in Colorado mountains exceed 2019 bomb cyclone
The snow totals from the most recent storm that lasted several days over the past week in Colorado's mountains have exceeded the totals of the bomb cyclone in 2019.
Denver residents are so generous, migrant donation sites have run out of space
It seems as though Denver residents are so generous, that the donation centers earmarked for clothing and coats for migrants have run out of space.
Pueblo man arrested, accused of murder after human hand found in jacket pocket
A security guard at the Pueblo Arts Center has been arrested and accused of murder after a human hand was found inside a plastic grocery-type bag in the pocket of his jacket.
Investigators: man shot woman, child before turning gun on himself in Douglas Co.
Douglas County Sheriff's investigators, along with the Parker Police Department, released new details on Thursday in last week's deaths of two adults and a juvenile male.
Another electric fire engine coming to Boulder thanks to Colorado grant
This second fire engine comes nearly a year after the City of Boulder purchased its first electric fire engine in the spring of 2023.
Commerce City police search for kidnapping suspect in Colorado
Detectives are asking for the public's help in the attempted kidnapping between 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Jan. 17.
Denver's city auditor says slow permitting process costs homeowners
A new audit is showing that construction plan review errors, unclear instructions, and a lack of manager oversight are increasing costs and slowing down the process for homeowners to get permits for renovation and building projects in Denver.
Alfred A. Arraj Courthouse closed until Monday after water main break
The Alfred A. Arraj U.S. Courthouse in Denver will be closed until Monday, Jan. 22 after a water main break.
I-70 Vail Pass back open after closing due to safety concerns
I-70 Vail Pass reopened Wednesday evening after being closed in both directions from Vail to Copper Mountain for winter maintenance work and then promptly closed again minutes after due to "safety concerns."
Denver extends time limit for families with children in migrant shelters
The City of Denver will resume discharging migrant families with children from city-run facilities after a pause that was enacted in November.
Judge reduces bond for Carie Hallford, co-owner of Penrose funeral home
In court on Wednesday, the judge reduced the bond for Carie Hallford, co-owner of the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose.
Suspect in triple homicide near Westcliffe extradited to Colorado
A suspect in a triple homicide in Custer County from November of last year has been extradited to Colorado from New Mexico.
Man who killed Weld County Deputy Alexis Marie Hein-Nutz in crash sentenced
The man who pleaded guilty to a crash that killed Weld County Sheriff's Deputy Alexis Marie Hein-Nutz has been sentenced to 24 years in the Department of Corrections, the maximum allowed under state law.