Owner pushes for release of dog detained at Castle Rock animal shelter
Danelle Conway has been pleading with the city of Parker and a local animal shelter for answers in the wake of being forced to give up her four-year-old dog, Zion.
Denver moves forward with plans for micro-communities
Denver Mayor Johnston announced the acquisition of a hotel property set to be converted into housing for the growing homeless population.
DPS parents, educators push for discipline policy changes
As Denver Public Schools prepare to welcome student back to classes next week, safety remains a critical concern for parents.
Brighton City Council to consider public safety sales tax for more police officers
A proposal to increase sales tax in the city of Brighton to fund more police officer positions in the city is set to head for city council consideration next week.
Brighton residents push back against battery plant plan
In a full room of Brighton residents, concerns mounted into vocal frustrations as leaders with the planning commission considered a proposal to re-zone a distribution warehouse poised to become the site of a new lithium-ion battery plant.
Commerce City speed tables completed ahead of school year
Crisie Langill says it still has not gotten any easier coming back to the crosswalk next to Monaco Elementary. It is the same spot where her daughter, 16-year-old Karalynn Kincaid was struck and killed on April 11 while crossing the street.
Student shares de-escalation experience in the wake of DPS investigation
A former Denver Public Schools student shared his de-escalation experience in the wake of the investigation into "seclusion rooms" at McAuliffe International School.
Downtown Denver encampment sweep displaces dozens of unhoused residents
A homeless encampment in downtown Denver is now cleared up amid health concerns raised under Mayor Mike Johnston's administration.
Families scramble after district announces rolling bus cancellations
Stress is mounting for Douglas County parents like Bobbie McDonald, as they work to fill in the gaps imposed by Douglas County School District's rolling bus cancellations.
Fentanyl linked to more than 50% of city homelessness deaths
As the city of Denver prepares to issue the first sweep of encampments under Mayor Mike Johnston's leadership this Friday, new data is shedding the spotlight on another problem for those experiencing homelessness.
Animal sanctuary asks for help to build new property after flooding
Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary started rehabilitating a variety of animals in 2017 after serving as a goat dairy for five years. The space, however, is now flooded with a new need.
Aurora advises shoppers to be vigilant about credit card skimming devices
Aurora police are urging the public to remain vigilant amid an uptick in credit card skimming devices in the area.
Colorado Springs family remembers loved ones who died living off the grid
For many, the Colorado mountains are a symbol of beauty and adventure, but for one Colorado Springs family, it is now a tragic reminder of the dangers of living off the grid.
This month's free RTD riding meant to improve ridership
It is commuters like 19-year-old Andre Britt that have been taking advantage of the Regional Transportation District's free summer transit rides.
Former CollegeAmerica student feels relief amid government's promise to pay debt
Debt relief is now on the horizon for some 7,400 students who attended Colorado's three CollegeAmerica campuses.