Lions who used to be at zoo in Ukraine travel all the way to Colorado
Seven lions are at The Wild Animal Refuge in southeastern Colorado.
Louisville Police fatally shoot man they say had butcher knife
The shooting happened in the 300 Block of East Street, near Courtesy Road and Empire Road Sunday morning.
State health department says now is the time to get your flu shot
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment encourages Coloradans to get their flu shot now, to be better protected heading into the holiday season.
Colorado man continues protest of Iranian government
In Denver, a man who wants to be known only as Rowshan began his one-man protest against the Iranian government and its treatment of women about a year ago.
Paying higher prices for groceries isn't just inflation
Prices are higher for eggs, chicken, milk, bread, produce and ham. But why?
Family wants answers in 2017 Cherry Creek cold case homicide
"He loved Denver you know, like everything about it, and he knew it like the back of his hand," his sister said.
Video appears to show moment shots were fired in Boulder
Video being shared among students, and circulating on social media, seems to show a shootout on The Hill over the weekend.
Apartment explosion, light rail derailment hurt Aurora businesses
Gina's Kitchen opened in August, and the choice of location paid off. Just one month later everything changed.
Mariachi Estelares de Colorado performs at Viva Southwest Mariachi Festival
The all-star group of high school musicians from across Colorado auditioned to be in an ensemble led by MSU Denver Professor Lorenzo Trujillo.
Latinos in Colorado integrated schools decades before the rest of the country
"It is my belief that this particular case is the first desegregation case, particularly for Hispanos in the country," said retired Judge Martin Gonzales.
Ex-Circle-K worker says she was fired for defending self during robbery
Now she's suing the company, alleging mistreatment of employees.
New therapy dog a big hit for Castle Rock students
Mesa Middle School In Castle Rock starts the school year with a new big dog on campus--Rocket, a one-year-old husky who is the student resource officer's new police therapy dog.
Aurora Mobile Response Team begins 2nd year of operations
The Aurora Mobile Response Team, which provides an alternative response in handling behavioral health crises, is beginning its second year.
Truck driving students left without training or licenses after school closes without warning
More than 20 students were locked out of the training center one day in August. They have receipts showing they paid thousands of dollars for the course, but now they have no way to get training or take the CDL test.
Study: Raising babies near pollution increases long-term health risks
Air pollution is affecting different groups of people differently, with poor people and ethnic/racial minorities bearing the brunt.