Colorado fire crews respond to Twin Forks Fire, grass fire 100% contained
Colorado fire crews responded to a grass fire near North Turkey Creek Road that left both directions of US 285 closed.
Westminster residents concerned about woodpiles on Sheridan Boulevard lot
In Westminster, massive woodpiles have sat idle on a vacant lot off Sheridan Boulevard for over a year.
Some DNC delegates from Colorado prepared to back Harris
Democratic National Committee delegate Paul Rosenthal believes history will be kind to President Joe Biden and his decision to exit the 2024 presidential election.
Wheat Ridge police uses drones to survey scenes
Police in Wheat Ridge are using drones to survey the scene before officers engage with potential suspects.
Affordability is a key part of the Lakeside Amusement Park experience
There's a lot of new -- believe it or not -- at Lakeside Amusement Park in Jefferson County.
Xcel Energy says power grid secure ahead of Colorado heat wave
As the heatwave in Colorado sets in, air conditioners flick on in almost every home across the state. Power distribution to residents can be likened to a full cup of water pouring varying amounts into multiple other cups. At Xcel Energy, Andrew Holder sees it differently.
Solar energy emerging as cost-saving option during heat wave
Although upfront installation costs are high, advocates hail the long-term benefits as potential game-changers. Mike Kruger, CEO of the Colorado Solar and Storage Association, noted technological advances in the state.
Denver family rebuilding in wake of destructive house fire
Dan and Justina Oldehoff worked out of their house for Carter's Cause, a nonprofit that helps parents of NICU babies and those who have suffered the loss of their newborn children, but that house burned down last week.
Opposing sides clash ahead of Westminster Dog Park vote on off-leash space
For months, advocates for keeping the park the same size, over 450 acres of open space where dogs are allowed off-leash, have been gathering signatures and lobbying Westminster City Council.
Tubers hit Clear Creek on Fourth of July after delayed opening
With runoff running a little longer this year, there was a question, between the water levels and the tubing ordinances in Golden, just how busy the Fourth of July would be.
Spot fire brings up concerns about fireworks in dry areas
The dangers of fireworks have firefighters from West Metro Fire issuing a warning about the dry conditions in Colorado right now.
New law change could pave way for more affordable housing on RTD property
The RTD Board approved entering exclusive negotiations with Ulysses Development Group to create a complex that offers up to 900 affordable units at a park-n-ride lot on the west side of the station area.
New Colorado law eliminates entry level social worker exam
Senate Bill 24-115, now a law, is expected to address the hiring crisis in the mental health and social work fields. The bill's sponsors and advocates say that it can be a game changer for filling open positions, combatting burnout, and addressing the mental health crisis in Colorado.
Evergreen hiring full-time firefighters for the first time
For decades, Evergreen Fire Rescue has been staffed almost entirely by volunteers. But that's about to change.
Wheat Ridge asks for community feedback on future city plan
The city of Wheat Ridge is asking community members to figure that out as they draft their city plan -- essentially a blueprint for a city government to follow -- that looks at the direction for the next 20 years.