Thornton looks at making abandoned shopping carts a public nuisance
The city of Thornton is looking to crack down on a growing problem that has become a nuisance for residents: stolen or abandoned shopping carts.
Employees not paid after pipeline contracting business files for bankruptcy
More than 70 employees of a longstanding Commerce City business are out of a job and paycheck after the company filed for bankruptcy earlier this month.
Colorado bill to establish task force to increase lunch times at school
Some parents and state lawmakers have noticed a trend of students not having enough time to eat at some schools in Colorado.
Brighton, Commerce City unveil app to help sexual assault victims speak out
Brighton and Commerce City police have launched a new tool they hope will empower more sexual assault victims to come forward when they become a victim of a crime.
Denver Asylum Seeker program to provide pathway to stability
Mayor Mike Johnston announced a new Asylum Seeker Program which will directly benefit migrants like Mariciello Ruiz Pastor as they transition out of shelters.
Northglenn passes emergency ordinance further restricting sex offenders
Northglenn city leaders are pushing back against the state's plans to potentially house sex offenders in one neighborhood with an emergency ordinance further restricting where they can live.
Cyclists, CDOT push for replacing bridges and safety changes along I-25
An overdue upgrade of two of downtown Denver's bridges could also bring some safety improvements for pedestrians and cyclists.
Northglenn residents voice frustrations about plan for transitional living homes
After weeks of frustration over plans to create mental health transitional living homes that could house sex offenders in a Northglenn neighborhood, residents made their voices heard before Colorado officials.
Dog found traveling on RTD bus reunited with owner
On March 22, a woman traveling on an RTD bus in Denver noticed a rottweiler mix dog sitting at the back of the bus without an owner. Ten days later, she was reunited with her owner.
Woman-owned deconstruction company takes recycling to new heights
When Perks Deconstruction gets involved in tearing down a home, each piece of material has a renewed purpose.
City of Thornton works to adopt "Vision Zero" plan amid increasing crashes
The city of Thornton is taking on its own version of a growing trend in addressing increasing crashes on the road.
Organization pushes for more foster care parents in Colorado
A Northglenn organization is supporting foster parents and calling for more people to get trained.
Northglenn residents fear influx of sex offenders after facility news
Northglenn residents and officials are worried about safety with a new mental health facility. They're unable to challenge the decision, but the state's Office of Civil and Forensic Mental Health says there are no plans to admit sex offenders.
Colorado couple hoping to keep tiny home in Adams County after citation
When you step inside Sam Kleinsasser and his fiancé's tiny home, tucked against the views of Barr Lake State Park in unincorporated Adams County, you can see why they have felt special enough to call it home for the last three years.
Mother sues Adams 12 School District
An Adams County mother she says her 12-year-old son with special needs broke his legs while left unattended.