Egg prices skyrocket 60% as grocers struggle to keep shelves stocked
Prices rose nearly 60% last month compared to the year before, according to new data. Egg shelves in many groceries are empty as Colorado stores scramble to stock eggs.
Nearly 2 dozen McAuliffe International School teachers, staff out with COVID
Classes took place as usual at McAuliffe International School in Denver's Park Hill neighborhood Monday, but they nearly didn't thanks to a COVID outbreak.
Family friends of Northglenn shooting victim speak out on his character
Northglenn police responded to a disturbance at home late Saturday morning, where they found a 19-year-old man, who was shot by his step father.
Firefighters take advantage of recent snowstorm, conduct slash pile burns
"Its perfect conditions, it's what we need to use winter for. The benefits of living in Colorado," Elwyn said.
Daily drivers not prepared for CDOT's construction plan along I-70
Colorado Department of Transportation is about to undertake a major project, hoping to alleviate traffic on one of the busiest stretches of I-70.
Broomfield City Council sends strong message by approving several new gun laws
There were over 280 gun homicides in the state last year and there have already been 10 just two weeks into the year, according to Colorado Ceasefire.
Tri-County Health splits into three separate agencies
Tri-County Health served Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas counties for more than 70 years, but after heated disputes over mask requirements during the pandemic, Tri-County Health was dissolved and now each county is going its own way.
Denver City Council to vote on wage theft recovery Monday
The city council will take a final vote Monday night on a bill aiming to make sure workers are paid their wages and have a path to right the wrong if not.
Broomfield poised to take step towards stricter gun laws
There are many proposed changes in a series of ordinances that will go in front of the Broomfield City Council for a second time this week.
Domestic violence survivor shares immediate solutions to spike in fatalities
A growing concern in Colorado, there was a 44% increase in domestic violence-related fatalities in 2021, according to a recent report.
Rideshare driver drops woman on side of I-25 before she was killed
Police have said the rideshare driver has no criminal liability in the woman's death, but personal injury lawyers, other rideshare drivers and the public are shocked.
Responsibility for deadly Thornton I-25 crash up in the air
Just 30 minutes into the new year, a woman lost her life on I-25 after being dropped off there by a rideshare driver.
Colorado rolls out Missing Indigenous Persons Alert system
The alerts went live on Friday and are part of the same legislation that created a statewide office and liaison for Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relatives.
At Southwest terminal, travelers fishing in a 'sea of bags'
The baggage claim area has been full of unclaimed luggage for days, belonging to passengers stranded elsewhere, those whose flights were canceled but whose bags were not returned and new arrivals.
Few answers in apparent murder-suicide at Jehovah's Witness church
A Jehovah's Witness church in Thornton was the scene of a Christmas morning tragedy, when a former congregation member threw three pipe bomb-like devices through a window, then shot his wife and himself in the parking lot.