How an organization is addressing traffic congestion along I-25 corridor
The metro area south of Denver is booming with new business, economic development, and growth, but with it comes the challenge of heavier traffic.
1 in 4 Colorado students are "chronically absent" from school, DPS responds
More than 240,000 students in Colorado were chronically absent from school last year, and that number is an improvement over previous years.
Arapahoe County residents to vote whether to spend more than TABOR allows
Arapahoe County spent $156,000 to see if voters would be willing to give up more tax dollars.
Denver Council votes to put sales tax measure on the ballot
In November Denver voters will decide on whether or not to increase the city's sales tax in an action aimed at growing affordable housing in the city.
Newlywed couple killed in I-70 semi crash was on way to celebrate honeymoon
The victims in Thursday's semi rollover and crash on I-70 have been identified by a member of the family.
New command center in Arapahoe Co. will monitor global supply chain in real-time
Arrow Electronics in Arapahoe County is the largest electronics distributor in the world. From Colorado, they're able to identify issues in the global supply chain and manage those risks, which also impact you at home.
Jury deliberations underway in sexual assault trial of Denver cardiologist
Jurors now have the case against a Denver cardiologist charged with meeting women on dating apps, drugging 11 of them, and sexually assaulting nine of them. On Thursday, closing arguments on both sides took hours.
Growing APS considers putting mill levy, bond issue before voters
On Tuesday night the board of Aurora Public Schools will vote on whether to go to voters in November to ask for money to fund operations, build new schools and upgrade older ones.
Friends of Marine veteran injured in Trump rally shooting say he is a "wonderful person"
David Dutch was critically injured during the attempted assassination of former President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday.
Denver families displaced from homes after devastating fire on 4th of July
The fire started at a home near East 52nd Avenue and Altura Street and quickly spread to another. Neighbors helped get family members out of one home and captured the moments when large flames engulfed both of the houses.
One of three responsible for deadly Denver house fire sentenced to 60 years in prison
The last of three people responsible for the deadly fire in Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood in 2020 was sentenced.
Get tips on keeping energy bill costs down while temperatures are going up
Last week was scorching hot in Colorado, so many people were staying indoors and cranking up the air conditioning.
Investigators urge people to be cautious after fireworks found near site of grass fire
Dry conditions this week facilitated several small vegetation fires in open spaces across Douglas County. Firefighters urge caution as the holiday approaches.
DU launches new program to address affordable housing crisis
The University of Denver is launching a new certificate program to address affordable housing needs in Colorado.
RTD faces scrutiny from state regulators because of slow trains
10 miles per hour speed restrictions and longer travel times for RTD light rail users are causing significant frustrations for commuters traveling to and from the South Metro Denver area.