Denver resident wants accountability, policing of fireworks in neighborhood
The sounds of fireworks kicking off the Fourth of July holiday celebrations have become the stuff of nightmares for one southwest Denver resident.
One of the victims of shootings allegedly by Aurora man "very angry"
It has been nearly a week since apparently random shootings sent three people to the hospital. Now, one of those victims is speaking out about the crime.
Relative of man who allegedly shot people from his car "not surprised" it happened
A relative of a 34-year-old man accused of shooting several people in Aurora says she is "shocked, but not surprised" to hear of the charges. She's now hoping he never has the chance to hurt people again.
Nurses at Rocky Mountain VA rally for more staffing to serve veterans
For Colorado ICU nurse Jordan LeBlanc, working at the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center has been a rewarding experience because of his daily interaction with the veteran population.
New Denver pilot program aims to improve traffic safety, reduce deaths
Changes will include saturating roads with speed limit signs and deploying speed vans and cameras, as well as changes to traffic signal timing at night to give pedestrians a greater head start walking.
Tubing ban on Boulder Creek to be lifted
The tubing ban on Boulder Creek will be lifted on Friday evening, according to city officials. On June 12, the Boulder County Sheriff, in conjunction with the City of Boulder, closed a portion of Boulder Creek to tubing and single-chamber flotation devices in the interest of public safety following reports of high water flow as a result of melting snow.
Former teacher speaks out after filing lawsuit against The Laradon School
The former teacher says the school told the staff it did not accept students with sexualized behaviors, nor was it providing the training to address that.
Denver police seeking info after bullet struck woman inside her home
It's bullet holes across the front entrance of Cadance Casillas' home in south Denver that are now a reminder of a vivid and terrifying night.
Families displaced, victims pulled out of basement following house fire
It was a gut-wrenching afternoon for some families living in Commerce City after a home on Kearney Street went up in flames.
Civil rights lawsuit filed against DPD after former officer slammed man
A civil rights lawsuit was filed against the Denver Police Department after a former officer body-slammed a man during the 2023 Nuggets celebration.
One of 4 people who were injured in small plane crash has died
Melissa Brinkmann was identified by her family as the woman who was killed when a small plane crashed into an Arvada neighborhood last week.
UFC fighter steps into the ring to protect off-leash park
It's on the mat where 31-year-old Rose Namajunas is putting up a fight ahead of her first-time headlining fight night in the Mile High City.
Commerce City family seeking help after losing everything in house fire
Thirty years of hard work put into a Commerce City home is now a pile of ashes, following a devastating fire.
Denver's new plan for homeless vets met with mixed reactions
As Denver looks to get more veterans housed, groups already working in that space hope the city's initiative will also prioritize providing the resources they need after being housed. Others feel the mayor's office is more concerned with optics.
Glass and auto companies experience influx in demand following hailstorm
Across the Denver metro area, residents and businesses were dealing with the aftermath of Thursday night's widespread and damaging hailstorm. One auto glass company is booked for repairs through Monday.