Whistleblower: RTD train operators exposed to meth, fentanyl on daily basis
A whistleblower who doesn't want to be identified says RTD train operators are being exposed to methamphetamine and fentanyl use on a daily basis.
Restaurant in Boulder back open after thieves took most of inventory
The restaurant was closed because they didn't have any food ready to serve after thieves broke into the establishment.
Broncos fans debrief after rough season
On fan appreciation day at Empower Field, Denver Broncos fans had a hard time finding words to describe the 2022 season.
State archives soaked after pipe bursts in archive building
One week ago, during the historic cold snap that rolled through the State, a pipe burst and leaked water all over documents that tell the story of Colorado's past.
Brother lost to DUI crash a week before Christmas
Don't drink and drive. It's something we hear all the time, but people still ignore the warning.
State representative discusses bill addressing discrimination based on hair texture, styles
A bill called the CROWN Act passed in the United States House back In March of 2022 that would prohibit discrimination based on a person's hair texture or hairstyle.
Most shelters packed, but there's still space for anyone in need
While most shelters in Denver and Aurora are full or close to it, there's still room at several in the metro area.
Jarring shelter-in-place alert for Lakewood wakes up most of JeffCo
A jarring wakeup call sent to all of Jefferson County Sunday morning. The entire County was alerted to shelter in place, instead of just a small area of homes in Lakewood.
Fire destroys several businesses in downtown Lyons
On Thursday morning, a fire ripped through businesses in downtown Lyons. Firefighters got it out, but not before it gutted the building.
Group A strep on the rise in Denver metro area along with flu, RSV, COVID
Doctors say that Group A strep can occur in patients after they have a viral infection like the flu, RSV or COVID, which makes vaccination against some of these infections even more important.
Ethiopian athlete walking again after CO car crash, just in time for Christmas
Seven months ago, Naomi Bogale was on the way home from practice when the car she was riding in wrecked.
Amputee father participates in his kids' athletics with affordable prosthetic blade
Saturday was the first time Nickolas Bacon has ever been able to play football with his teenage son RyLee.
City of Denver asking for help as migrants keep coming
The City of Denver says in the waning months of 2022, they have seen a lot of migrants coming to Denver, but they also saw a large spike in the number of migrants arriving in the first week of December.
Neighbors less than enthusiastic about new Central 70 park
CDOT buried the interstate to try to reconnect the two sides of the neighborhood divided by the bridge, but people who were there seemed apprehensive about the project.
CU to change transfer process following Deion Sanders' hire
The University of Colorado is reviewing its rules in the transfer credit system as student-athletes look to join the institution following Sanders' hire.