CDOT: 70+% pedestrian fatalities in Colorado happen during dark conditions
According to CDOT, pedestrian fatalities reached a record high in 2023, representing 18.6% of Colorado's total roadway deaths.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by car that drove off at Colfax & Havana
A fatal hit-and-run crash had all lanes of traffic on two major roads in Aurora blocked off at daybreak on Friday.
Emergency bridge repairs underway on Lincoln Street Bridge, lane closures
The Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure says emergency bridge repair is needed on a small section of the Lincoln Street Bridge over Cherry Creek.
Reinstallation of lane markings close Champa Street for the weekend
A block of Champa Street in downtown Denver will be closed temporarily as crews work to reinstall lane markings.
Sewer line maintenance will delay traffic for one week on Federal Boulevard
Multiple lanes on Federal Boulevard will be temporarily closed while crews work on a sewer line.
Car crash causes big backups on Colorado Highway 85
A major crash in Commerce City will impact the commute for some drivers on Tuesday morning.
Warning issued before Super Bowl weekend: Don't drink and drive
Law enforcement agencies across the state want to remind everyone in Colorado that they will be out patrolling all weekend long, hoping to arrest anyone who is drinking too much and driving.
New DIA security checkpoint opens
There is some good news for traveler going through the Denver International Airport. Travelers now have a faster and more efficient way to go through security. n at the end of 2025. The north security checkpoint will permanently close at 7:45 p.m. on Monday.
$$ could be waiting for you through Great Colorado Payback
February 1st is known as National Unclaimed Property Day, a day designed to get you back your money from gift certificates, unpaid wages, and even uncashed checks.
Group of lawmakers push for more protections for child sex abuse victims
Some Colorado state lawmakers are looking to amend the Colorado Constitution to provide more protections victims of sexual abuse who were abused when they were children.
Proposed bill could make it easier for minors to receive driver's licenses
Colorado lawmakers at the state Capitol are considering changes to driver education requirements.
Grocery workers union reacts to proposed Kroger, Albertson's merger timeline
The Federal Trade Commission has yet to approve the deal but union workers anticipate a decision on the proposal sometime before Aug. 17.
DPS superintendent to react to continuous enrollment of migrant students
Denver Public Schools tells CBS News Colorado they have received hundreds of new students and are now finding themselves underfunded.
Full service of trains at DIA restored
There is good news for Denver International Airport travelers. The train is back up and running after crews fixed the tracks.
Volunteers counting the homeless population across metro area
Volunteers from multiple agencies and organizations are counting people who are experiencing homelessness. This means they are seeing how many people are homeless in our region and why. This is called the Point in Time Survey.