Denver restaurant shines light on breast cancer disparities among Black women
At Welton Street Café, the family-owned restaurant is honoring longtime employee Rhonda Abdullah, who died after battling breast cancer for the second time.
Children's Hospital Colorado reports spike in eating disorder patients
Children's Hospital Colorado reports a 73% rise in patients who used its Eating Disorders Program over the last year. Clinicians also say younger teens, 13 to 15, are showing up more often.
Dirt bike crash in Aurora leaves 1 dead, passenger injured
A dirt bike rider was killed and his passenger critically injured Monday night when they slammed into a pickup truck in Aurora.
Founder of weekly walks and Palestinian community member react to release of hostages
The movement Run for Their Lives began as a small walk in California after the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attacks by Hamas on Israel. Two years later, its Denver and Boulder chapters have kept that momentum alive, walking every Sunday to ensure hostages taken into Gaza were never forgotten.
Livelihood of Colorado family hangs in the balance after arsonist sets cement mixer trucks ablaze
A couple is reeling after an arson fire destroyed their concrete mixer trucks, which are the foundation of their family-owned business.
Aurora's Wellness Court helps break cycle of homelessness, jail
Aurora's Wellness Court focuses on defendants whose criminal behavior is affected by mental illness, addiction, or homelessness - pairing accountability with treatment and support.
Pavilions purchased in major step toward revitalizing 16th Street
The Denver Pavilions, a longtime anchor of 16th Street, is set for a major transformation after the Denver Downtown Development Authority announced its planned purchase of the property. City leaders and board members say the acquisition marks the start of a "renaissance" for downtown.
APD shares body camera footage, surveillance video after fatal shooting of teen
Earlier this month, a 17-year-old in Aurora called 911 and police say he threatened to shoot up a gas station and then open fire on officers. The Aurora Police Department on Friday shared their officers' body camera footage of that incident that led to the teenager's death.
Aurora police hope to add facial recognition tools to crime-fighting tech
The Aurora Police Department wants to add facial recognition software to its crime-fighting toolkit.
Denver clerk & recorder says mayor's budget could undercut elections
Denver Clerk & Recorder Paul López says Mayor Mike Johnston's proposed 2026 budget could leave his office without the resources needed to run two high-turnout elections next year.
August Safe2Tell Report in Colorado shows concern for school safety
Safe2Tell, Colorado's anonymous reporting system, saw a 150% increase in tips from July to August as students returned to class.
Colorado AG responds to deadly Aurora police shooting
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser says Aurora residents deserve accountability and independent oversight following last month's deadly police shooting that killed 37-year-old Rajon Belt-Stubblefield.
Aurora's Nine Mile Bridge moves forward after years of delays
After years of delays, redesigns, and funding challenges, Aurora's long-awaited Nine Mile Bridge is moving forward.
Water main bursts in front of Colorado home, "It does look like a volcano happened here"
A quiet street in Colorado filled with water Friday, after a 12-inch water main burst, blasting water more than 40 feet into the air.
Katrina survivors, rescuers in Colorado reflect on deadly storm 20 years later
A Pearl Street store is lined with black and gold, but its owners' team wasn't always for CU. Paula Johansen and Christopher Riley are Saints fans, raised in New Orleans. Hurricane Katrina brought them to Colorado and gave new love to the colors.