Parents share how they stay safe while trick or treating
With Halloween the deadliest day of the year for child pedestrians, many parents are taking steps to minimize the risk posed by vehicles and strangers.
Mom of teen killed in Halloween crash urges caution
National data shows more kids are killed by cars on Halloween than any other day, by far. Family of a Colorado teen struck and killed last Halloween urges caution while on the road.
Climate activists dressed as zombies protest fossil fuel financing
If you noticed zombies taking over LoDo Saturday, you probably assumed it was a typical Halloween celebration, but some Coloradans dressed as the undead in protest. The activists say climate change is the scariest thing they can think of.
Cops say no known cases of kids taking rainbow fentanyl, but urge caution
While dealers may package drugs as candy, an Adams County Sheriff's Office commander says there's no reason to believe they're trying to target children, plus giving their product away would be bad business.
EEOC sues Greeley nightclub over alleged sexual harassment
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Greeley bar Starlite Station alleging sexual harassment and retaliation.
Couple tries to track down family missing a loved one after finding urn at car wash
It sounds like a Halloween prank, but a couple who found an urn at an Aurora car wash say it's anything but funny.
Coloradoans prepare to get out the vote with several events
Sen. Michael Bennet spoke at an event for Black Colorado voters, while Republicans connected with voters at an Arapahoe County campaign event Saturday.
Police fear more victims linked to ride-share driver John Pastor-Mendoza
The first assault was in 2018 and the most recent was this past July. The cases involve women who were picked up at nightclubs and bars across Denver.
"Chaotic string of crimes" involves stolen truck, trailer
"I jumped on the truck like an idiot and I started punching the windshield so I could grab the guy and wring his neck," the truck's owner said.
Controversy: standards to teach diversity in social studies
Colorado's Department of Education is updating statewide standards regarding the teaching of diversity in social studies classes.
Arvada man comes out -- at 90 years old
Born into a religious family in Kansas in 1930, Kenneth Felts never planned to tell anyone he was gay.
Picnic held for unincorporated Boulder County residents impacted by Marshall Fire
Residents of unincorporated Boulder County who were impacted by the Marshall Fire came together to share in the healing process.
Beer lovers return to Great American Beer Fest
The 40th annual Great American Beer Festival is estimated to bring $15.2 million to Denver's economy.
Denver police hire first-ever victim assistance coordinator
It's an idea that has been in the works for years, but police say was galvanized by the loss of Ma Kaing.
Pothole on I-270 causes a mess for rush hour drivers
These bridges are more than 50 years old, and they need to be replaced for safety reasons. CDOT is planning to replace all eight bridges on the I-270 corridor, starting in the summer of 2024.