Alleged drunk driver smashes into Centennial home at 95 mph
Just before 10 p.m. Thursday, an alleged drunk driver lost control of his car while driving down Crestline Avenue in Centennial. That car ended up in a living room.
'Towing bill of rights' helps woman get money back
Bryant thinks if she hadn't researched the new law, she may not have gotten her money back, and she says other Colorado drivers should do the same.
Judge rejects Colfax Avenue shooting plea deal after outcry from victim's family
Family and friends of a 32-year-old woman say they showed up in a Denver courtroom Friday to fight for her.
Aurora shelter full, can't take any more surrendered dogs
A surge in owners surrendering pets has forced Aurora Animal Shelter to no longer accept new surrenders.
Coloradans remember loved ones on first National Fentanyl Awareness Day
Families gathered to honor loved ones and spread awareness on Colorado Fentanyl Awareness Day
Colorado's Latino and Black communities disproportionately affected by the monkeypox outbreak
Disparities are emerging in the data from the Colorado Department of Health and Environment revealing Colorado's Latino and Black communities have been disproportionately affected by the monkeypox outbreak.
CU Boulder Police offer advice to incoming students
The CU Boulder Police Department has some advice about safety for incoming students.
Castle Rock's appetite for support benefits families of teens involved in crash
The Dads of Castle Rock say this breakfast held at Castle View High School was the least they could do for their neighbors.
Carnation Festival Parade brings smiles, extra police presence
While Wheat Ridge residents came out to enjoy the Carnation Festival parade, police worked to keep everyone safe.
Afghan women who now call Colorado home create business
A year after the U.S. military pulled out of Afghanistan, refugees who came to Colorado are still working to build their lives here.
Havana Corridor Retail Theft Initiative targets shoplifters
The Havana Business District is one of the top targets in the nation for shoplifting crimes.
Road race to benefit Alpine Rescue Team draws hundreds
A woman who was injured and had to be rescued by the Alpine Rescue Team almost a year ago ran in her first race since her rescue. It was a race she organized to help the nonprofit.
Dozens take advantage of monkeypox vaccinations
To date, Colorado has received more than 9,000 doses of the monkey pox vaccine. That's why Tri-County Health was able to hold the walk-up clinic at Aurora's Pride celebration.
Aurora teachers able to fill school supply inventory thanks to Educator Emporium
Back-to-school shopping is an expense some families can't afford. As a result, not all students return to learning with the tools necessary for success.
Longtime Aurora bicycle nonprofit forced to find new shop
A bike shop that gives away bicycles to people who need them is being forced out of its shop again.