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Main Street in Littleton is one step closer to seeing some big improvements and a makeover.
It's becoming even easier to get around on a scooter in communities south of Denver.
Littleton Public Schools is facing a $10.6 million budget gap due to a change in the state funding formula and declining enrollment.
Record-high diesel prices are creating a costly challenge for one of Colorado's largest school districts, forcing transportation leaders to closely monitor expenses while trying to avoid impacts to students.
What started as apparently innocent grocery store conversations between strangers turned out to be an alleged "romance scam" for several older people in Arapahoe County.
Colorado's iconic Stanley Hotel in Estes Park is looking ahead to its next 150 years with a $150 million expansion that will add hotel rooms and a film center designed to help develop the next generation of filmmakers.
The University of Northern Colorado in Greeley is working to maintain strong student voter participation.
Colorado State University President Amy Parsons announced Wednesday that she will step down from the university's top leadership position at the end of the year.
Poudre School District Board of Education is expected to vote Tuesday on a proposal to close nine schools and consolidate two others.
The City of Fort Collins is investing in a major Northern Colorado water project it opposed for more than 20 years, now citing the Northern Integrated Supply Project as a more affordable alternative to expanding Halligan Reservoir.
Lutheran High School parents say the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA)'s decision to put the school on probation over allegations of racism at the school's football games was unfair.
A woman is speaking about the life of her partner after he died on the job as a subcontractor for the Broncos training facility.
A Douglas County man has been charged with animal cruelty in the deadly shooting of a bear earlier this year.
A nonprofit in Castle Rock supporting thousands of people in need needs some support of its own.
Leaders in one Colorado town are taking a stand against kratom.
Broomfield Town Square Alliance filed the lawsuit Oct. 23, alleging breach of contract by the City and County of Broomfield, according to city officials.
The new Explorers Learning Center, operated by local nonprofit TEENS, Inc., has space for 60 children and was already 70% full shortly after opening.
The Federal Aviation Administration is restricting takeoffs at Centennial Airport after identifying dozens of safety-related incidents, including two verified near-midair collisions.
Some Longmont residents say their cellphones have become nearly unusable in recent weeks.
Nearly a year later, the future of a Nederland shopping center destroyed by flames is finally starting to take shape.
Boos erupted inside the Aurora City Council chambers Monday night after a controversial vote left data center opponents feeling unheard and uncertain about what comes next.
Aurora's mayor made his opinion on pausing the data center discussion clear in writing.
A few days after fellow detainees carried 78-year-old Edward Nalwamba out of ICE custody, the Ugandan priest is trying to understand what happened to his health during 13 months in detention.
Residents in one Aurora neighborhood hope an upcoming discussion will lead to a moratorium on new data centers and, eventually, guidelines that prevent them from being built next to residential areas.
An incoming weather system is bringing snow to Colorado's High Country, where much of Aurora's water supply begins.
Denver Public Schools is seeking a $44 million mill levy increase this November, while a former board president is in opposition.
The owner of Peak HVAC Heating & Air Conditioning LLC said someone smashed the passenger-side window of his work van and stole the equipment he relies on to make a living.
Denver Public Schools is piloting a new gym class called Peer-to-Peer PE that brings together students with and without disabilities.
A recent revelation by actress Christina Applegate that she does not have multiple sclerosis has sparked conversations about the frequency with which misdiagnoses occur. Colorado doctors say pinpointing the disease can be complicated, and misdiagnosis rates are high.
A new report made by world-renowned urbanist Richard Florida for the Downtown Denver Partnership says Denver's foot traffic has recovered immensely.
DAs in our state says, in some instances, delays at CSP have pushed cases beyond the statute of limitations for filing charges.
Along a steep downhill stretch of Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge, police say speeding has become a serious safety concern.
As Jefferson County ballots enter the mail, the U.S. Postal Service says it is reviewing concerns about whether some people handling mail at the Golden Post Office had completed required background screening and security clearances.
A daddy-daughter outing took an unexpected turn when an off-duty Jefferson County sheriff's deputy helped rescue a driver from a smoking vehicle moments before it became engulfed in flames.
A former police sergeant in Lakeside, Howard Prince, is facing 53 criminal charges after prosecutors accused him of being paid by the town and an outside employer for working the same hours.
A new immersive exhibit in Steamboat Springs is combining local data with personal stories to explore how the rising cost of living is affecting people who live and work in the Yampa Valley.
When Gypsum's post office was built, the town had only about 1,000 residents. Now the town's population is nearing 10,000 residents, and the post office remains the same size.
Colorado's fall colors are taking off, and if you have been waiting for a mountain drive, the next seven days are the time to go.
Fall in Colorado usually means one thing for mountain communities: leaf peepers. But in Guanella Pass's neighboring town of Georgetown, visitors this year appear to be coming for more than the changing aspens.
Colorado's hot and dry summer has taken a toll on another popular destination — St. Mary's Glacier.
A research associate with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science who teaches in Northglenn recently became the first person to ever identify a Tyrannosaurus rex trackway.
Nestled against the backdrop of Adams County Fire Rescue's Station 11 is where people can now see a piece of history and a reminder of the lives that were lost on 9/11.
More than 100,000 vehicles drive along the I-270 corridor from I-70 to I-25 every day. The project includes express lanes, bridge replacement, and interchange modifications.
It was a somber day for district leaders in the Adams 12 Five Star Schools district, as they announced their plans to close six schools after years of declining enrollment.
A new AI-integrated system called IntelliSee uses existing cameras outside of high schools throughout the district to detect if or when someone pulls out a gun.