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.
Elite runner recovering after hit-and-run crash
On the way home from the gym, a hit-and-run driver ran into the car elite runner Nuhamin "Naomi" Bogale was riding in.
Ruling prevents Superior from enforcing gun control ordinance
A new ruling prevents the Town of Superior from enforcing a newly-adopted gun control ordinance.
COVID BA.5 variant spreads rapidly despite previous immunity
Dr. Reginald Washington the Chief Medical Officer at Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center and The Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children says it all comes down to how viruses behave and how much vaccine immunity you still have.
2 LoDo shooting victims describe chaos leading to Denver police shooting
Sunday morning at The Larimer Beer Hall, Bailey Alexander and Yekalo Weldehiwet were two strangers with one thing in common.
Six people injured, including suspect, after Denver officers shoot at armed man in LoDo
DPD stated that Jordan Waddy pointed a gun at officers. Three officers fired at Waddy, injuring him. DPD also stated that five other people - three women and two men - were injured as a results of officers' gunfire.
Louisville residents who lost homes to Marshall Fire appeal to city for tax rebates
These residents say they shouldn't be shouldering the cost of rebuilding alone and the City of Louisville should help them out. They want the city to rebate the use tax collected on the building materials used to rebuild homes.
Officers shoot armed man in LoDo; bystanders injured, hospitalized
Denver police say several people are critically or seriously injured after and officer involved shooting early Sunday morning.
COVID vaccine requirement dropped for health care workers
In the summer of 2021, COVID cases in Colorado weren't surging like they are in the summer of 2022.