Coors Western Art Show features over 70 artist from around the nation
For over 30 years, cowboys on canvas have joined those in real life at the Coors Western Art Show.
Cyclist who survived hit-and-run pleas for public to identify driver
A woman who survived a hit-and-run in Parker is now grappling with major injuries and the knowledge that the person who hurt her is still out there.
New developments could add 1,000+ homes to Castle Rock
Plans to move forward with a new development in Castle Rock could add over 400 homes to an already growing area.
Douglas County Canine Rescue faces 9 charges
Douglas County Canine Rescue allegedly failed to provide timely vet care. Lauren Hemzacek says she was a victim.
Parker forms Business Improvement District after special election
While some voters expressed concern about tax increases, 27 out of only 35 special election voters said "yes" in November to create a business improvement district on Parker's Main Street, from Parker Road to the library.
114 new homes in Colorado slated for Castle Rock's Oaks neighborhood
To accommodate continued growth, Castle Rock Town Council voted to build 114 new homes off of Plum Creek Parkway in a development to be named Oaks of Castle Rock.
Seismologists in Golden monitor Japan earthquake and aftershocks
A powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake jolted Japan just hours into the new year. Meanwhile, halfway across the globe in Colorado, scientists jumped into action to determine the precise location and magnitude of the earthquake.
Denver meets goal of housing 1000 unhoused people before 2024
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston declared victory in his "House1000" goal on the last day of 2023. With the opening of a new micro-community in northeast Denver on Sunday, Johnston estimated over 1,100 hundred people have been housed.
2 years later, flag that survived Marshall Fire is symbol of resilience
When the fire struck, Gladys Forshee escaped with her dog, and her neighborhood was soon enveloped in flames. The fire destroyed the home she and her late husband shared. All her belongings were gone. But the flag was untouched.
Stanley Marketplace pop-up showcases migrant vendors
A grassroots effort from Denver-area neighbors is helping get migrants on their feet while helping with employment barriers. Over 60 people attended a pop-up Tuesday event at Stanley Marketplace featuring migrant vendors.
Meals on Wheels hub in Adams County to shut down, could leave hundreds hungry
A lack of funding is forcing a long-running Meals on Wheels program out of Adams County to shut down on Dec. 31.
Colorado 9-year-old's pet drive receives big community support
After losing her dog at Christmastime last year, Milly Kukuczka had one wish this Christmas, make sure every pet without an owner had a gift to open on Christmas.
City council member calls for medical director to resign after McClain verdict
An Aurora City Council member is speaking out after the conviction of two paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain, calling for changes to protocol, and for the city's medical director to step down.
Colorado man searches for dogs adopted out while he was incarcerated
Billy and Everest were John Davison's best friends. He served a two-month jail sentence and says he paid a friend to watch the dogs while he was gone. When he got out, he learned they were brought to a shelter and adopted.
Memorial to Colorado cyclist killed in crash vandalized twice
Alejandro Acosta was an Ironman cyclist and a father-to-be when he was hit by a car and killed in 2021. Two and a half years later, his family says they've lost what little of him they had left after his memorial was vandalized twice.