Organized Crime Act charges filed in Cherry Creek North carjacking
Prosecutors added stiff organized crime charges against two 19-year-olds accused in a Jan. 24 carjacking in Cherry Creek that left a mother and daughter with head injuries.
Hearing impaired lawyer's lawsuit over jury duty moves forward
A Denver lawyer excused from jury duty over his hearing impairment can move forward with his lawsuit against the Denver County Court.
Evergreen High School basketball team hosts players with special needs
The players are mostly young people with developmental disabilities helped by the "Inspire Program" based at Evergreen Parks and Recreation. The program helps keep kids active.
Demands facing new teachers complicates state's current staffing shortage
Colorado is 7,000 teachers short at the moment. A professor who is training new teachers believes there is a shortage of credit for the profession as well.
Suncor says it will bring portion of refinery back online
Suncor says it will soon restart one of three plants in its refinery that produce a big part of the gasoline, diesel and aviation fuel used in Colorado.
Small fire departments in foothills look to combine forces
Three fire departments in Colorado's foothills are looking at combining forces as the demand for services and fire threats grow, while volunteers are harder to find.
Desperate Douglas County looks at creating teacher housing
The Douglas County Board of Education Tuesday night looked at the potential of pairing up with a developer to create housing for teachers who cannot afford to live in the district.
High energy prices keep hitting hard: A look at the cause and effect
There's a lot of blame to go around for the skyrocketing heating bills residents in Colorado are having to pay, and there's a lot of finger-pointing, too.
Greenwood Village residents frustrated with 74% increase in flights overhead
The airport is at odds with the FAA over some changes made after a May 2021 mid-air collision over Cherry Creek State Park. Many residents believe that has led to more flights over their residential areas.
Thornton files lawsuit over toxic PFAs in water
The city of Thornton has become one of the first in Colorado to go after the manufacturers of firefighting foam that it believes is the cause of contamination in its water that it will cost millions to mitigate.
1 dead after fire breaks out at Evergreen townhomes
One person is dead after a fire in frigid temperatures Evergreen.
Golden delays decision over moving summertime events
After listening to the public comment, the council favored the gathering of more information and public input in 2023 over any changes and said it would look at it instead in reference to 2024.
Bike lanes and sidewalks a struggle to find after latest snowstorm
"You know I think there's a lot of growing pains for this kind of things," said Rob Toftness, who is a part of the Denver Bike Lobby.
Truckers travel I-70 in the Eastern Plains after snowstorm pileups
Truckers were back on I-70 in the Eastern Plains after the most recent snowstorm caused trouble for them along that stretch.
CSP: Interstate 70 will be closed for a while after series of crashes
Dozens of semis and four cars crashed over a span of about a mile where wind-whipped snow created dangerous conditions.