Man says gas companies should reimburse drivers who bought tainted gas
Lance Strait is one of hundreds of people whose car was damaged after putting gas at a King Soopers gas station in Parker earlier this week.
Aurora helps immigrants with entrepreneurial spirit get ideas off ground
Leaders in Aurora have always maintained that if you want to start a business in Colorado, their city is a great place to do it.
Teen killed, 3 adults shot at Denver celebration of Maduro's arrest, police say
A 16-year-old boy was killed and three adults were shot at a party celebrating the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro in an overnight shooting in southeast Denver, police say. Now officers are looking for the suspect.
Search ongoing for a third mountain lion after fatal attack
Wildlife officials believe a mountain lion may have killed a woman in Northern Colorado. Hikers found the woman on the Crosier Mountain Trail south of Glen Haven on New Year's Day and authorities tracked down and euthanized two mountain lions afterwards.
Colorado hospitals celebrate some of 2026's first babies
A growing Denver family will have a big head start for their new baby, thanks to Denver Health, and a Castle Rock couple is believed to have had the first baby born in the state.
Colorado man accused of killing girl released from prison after new science exonerates him
Willie Joe Gonzales was sentenced to life in prison in Colorado after he was convicted of murdering a two-year-old girl. But now, 22 years later, a new scientific understanding of the case has led to his exoneration and release.
Hurricane-force winds return to Boulder, uprooting trees and damaging roofs
On Friday hurricane-force winds returned to the Boulder area. It was just two days after a different wind event battered the Colorado city.
Colorado pilots, MSU Denver students deliver Christmas cheer to veterans in rural areas
It's Christmas time, and one Colorado organization is teaming up with MSU Denver to bring holiday cheer to veterans in rural areas.
Ethiopians in Colorado panicking after Homeland Security cuts TPS protection
The Department of Homeland Security announced it's terminating the Temporary Protected Status designation for Ethiopia, meaning Ethiopians in the U.S. under TPS have 60 days to leave or face deportation.
Police child sex crimes unit in Aurora overwhelmed by tips
According to the Aurora Police Department, nationwide tips of child sexual exploitation and extortion have increased since 2020. They certainly have seen an increase in tips in their community.
In effort to combat biases, mosque invites community into place of worship
Every Friday is the weekly Islamic day for gathering praying and learning at mosques across the world. It's no different at the Downtown Denver Islamic Center.
Teenage tennis player from Colorado sets sights on Paralympics
Sabina Czuaz has already claimed a number of titles and has lofty goals for the future.
Travelers brave heavy Colorado snow, traffic to enjoy Georgetown Christmas Market
Some areas in Colorado's high country have received over 20" of snow during this most recent storm, but many people chose to brave the weather to celebrate the holidays.
Aurora's new city council members to be sworn in on Monday
On Election Day, two of the council's conservative incumbents lost their reelection bids, with progressive candidates winning all five open seats. Republican Mayor Mike Coffman said at the time that he was surprised by the results.
Friends and colleagues remember Colorado state Sen. Faith Winter
While investigators work to figure out what happened the night Colorado state Sen. Faith Winter was killed in a car accident on Interstate 25, her colleagues and friends are sharing her memory and legacy with the people of Colorado.