DIA CEO Phil Washington weighs in on operations ahead of holidays
While much of the travel debacle landed on the airlines last year, Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington says they learned their own lessons in the 2022 meltdown.
Denver Basic Income Project secures funding for expansion
After a one-year pilot program the Denver Basic Income Project is seeing initial signs of success and has already landed an additional $2 million in funds from the city.
Services promised with hotels openings for unhoused as providers struggle
As the city of Denver works to bring additional hotels online to house a growing homeless population, a key selling point from Mayor Mike Johnston has been the services they provide along with it.
Reservoir empty, farm wells retired amid high demand for water
While the dwindling Colorado River is a focus for conservation now, the Republican River Basin in eastern Colorado is a potential roadmap for what's to come.
Jeffco proposal would close Lookout Mountain Road at night
After dark, Jefferson County Park rangers like Mary Ann Bonnell say the activity continues, but not the kind you want.
Concerns grow as Denver brings more hotels online to house homeless
The city hopes to use the Stay Inn on Peoria Street for providing housing for people who are homeless and took their plan to a concerned community in the northwestern part of the city.
Changes coming to runaway truck ramp on I-70 years after fatal crash
The runaway truck ramps on the side of the interstate are likely an afterthought for most drivers, but for those behind the wheel of semitruck, like Justin Boring, they are a lifeline.
Attorneys deliver opening statements in trial for paramedics involved in fatal stop of Elijah McClain
In a packed courtroom, attorneys described the night Elijah McClain died. The prosecution recounted a sinister scene.
Colorado congresswoman introduces street racing prevention bill
It's an issue that's prompted local law enforcement to form street racing units and make changes to city ordinances allowing for vehicle seizures.
Zero reports made since ordinance put in place to track catalytic converter sales
For several years drivers in Colorado have had to worry about catalytic converter thefts. Last year the City of Denver approved an ordinance to track anyone stealing catalytic converters in an effort to deter thieves. Instead, thefts have gone up.
DA reacts to Federal Heights' lack of investigation into serious felony cases
Adams County District Attorney says the Federal Heights Police Department's lack of investigation into serious felony cases is "Utterly alarming."
Consumers raise new concerns about parking collections company
Complaints continue to pour in from people who say they're unfairly getting bills in the mail from a parking collections company that works with lots across the metro area.
Prosecutor finds "serious lapses" by Federal Heights PD to investigate felonies
Responding to a CBS News Colorado Investigation, the Adams County District Attorney said Thursday it uncovered "serious lapses and failures in the investigation of felony cases conducted by the Federal Heights Police Department" over the last three years after the department's interim police chief asked in April for a review of his department's cases.
Years of felony cases never investigated in Federal Heights
CBS News Colorado has learned of a potentially decade-long backlog of criminal cases, including felonies, that were never properly investigated in Federal Heights.
Postal carriers rally for better protections as attacks increase
As postal trucks become a target for thieves and workers are attacked and threatened, letter carriers say it's time for change.