Bill would criminalize horses becoming food for people
Colorado lawmakers will discuss a bill aimed at protecting horses, burrows and mules from being slaughtered for human consumption.
Have a heart, become a donor: Valentine's Day is National Donor Day
February 14 isn't just Valentine's Day, it's also National Donor Day. While many have hearts on the mind, the Donor Alliance says it's a perfect time to have a "heart conversation" about becoming an organ and tissue donor.
Aurora police joins "30x30" national movement to increase women in policing
Aurora police is making a public promise to add more women to its department. It recently signed the "30 by 30 Pledge," a national initiative to recruit and retain more women officers.
Gov. Jared Polis orders state action to reduce Colorado's high energy bills
Gov. Jared Polis says the state is looking at ways to reduce those costs.
Volunteers count homeless population for point-in-time count
The annual count in Colorado is comprised of sheltered and unhoused people across seven counties in the Denver metro area, which includes: Boulder, Broomfield, Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Douglas and Denver counties.
Aurora cold weather outreach team activated
The team includes support from Aurora Fire Rescue personnel, Aurora police officers, as well as mental and behavioral health experts.
New bill introduced could give cities ability to enact rent control
Residential rent analysis company, Rentometer, found other double-digit spikes around Colorado from 2021 to 2022 – rent increased 15% in Aurora, 13% in Boulder, and shot up 18% in Fort Collins.
Denver police officers recognized for helping in mental health crises
The Denver Police Department requires every one of its officers to take 40 hours of crisis intervention training.
Aurora snowplow crews ready for snowstorm
More than 40 plows are geared up and ready to hit the streets in Aurora on Tuesday evening.
Horse Protection League works to feed, care for surrendered horses
More than 30 horses are receiving care and training at the rescue as they wait for their forever home. Many were surrendered by their owners who were unable to pay for medical care or the soaring costs of feed.
Aurora History Museum reopens after pipe burst
More than two weeks after the pipe burst while closed for the holidays, the museum reopened to the public. However, some items are still tucked away and drying out, and some building repairs aren't yet finished.
Auto experts advising drivers to check batteries as frigid weather approaches
Auto experts say car batteries can lose up to 60% of their strength when it's below zero. Older cars can also have a harder time starting when the temperatures plunge.
Stay warm, stay smart: don't use your oven to heat your house
As temperatures begin to plummet, the subzero cold snap could mean power outages leaving families without heat.
Dog lost in Texas found in Colorado 4 years later
Raian Foran said losing Flemeth was like losing part of himself.
Aurora Public Schools accepting proposals for repurposing schools set to close
This week, two open houses are being held for people who may be interested in submitting a proposal for how to repurpose both buildings.