Family missing loved one killed in road rage incident, urges calm
One Colorado family is mourning a young man killed in a road rage incident and hoping his story will encourage other drivers to remain calm.
Boulder man released from prison after DNA casts doubt on murder conviction
Michael Clark has maintained his innocence in the 1994 murder of Marty Grisham and his attorney says he was convicted due to faulty, mishandled evidence. Monday night, he walked out of jail after 12 years behind bars.
Firearms instruction could see some changes amid new Colorado gun law
Gov. Jared Polis has signed a bill that means Colorado will have one of the most restrictive gun laws in the country.
Neighbors plead for traffic calming after car crashes into Northglenn home
Rubble is all that remains of part of a home after a car crashed through the garage of a house in Northglenn,
Dougco district attorney calls deputy deadly shooting "justified"
George Brauchler, district attorney for Colorado's 23rd Judicial District, said on Monday that he didn't think the evidence supported charging the deputy in the Feb. 8 shooting.
Family speaks after Aurora man and his dog are hit and killed by driver
Rafael Alberto Buitrago and his dog Nova were walking near their Aurora home when a driver lost control of his car and hit Alberto and Nova on the sidewalk. Nova died upon impact, while Alberto later died at the hospital.
CU student describes attack during anti-war demonstration in classroom
A University of Colorado Boulder student is speaking out after she says students, including her, were attacked after protesting the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict inside a classroom.
Trump administration tariffs could impact economy, jobs in Colorado
Elected leaders in Colorado are responding to President Donald Trump's announcement of global tariffs on imports.
School district responds to lawsuit after removing certain books off library shelves
Elizabeth School District says there has been false information about why it chose to remove 19 book titles from its school libraries.
Denver rejects $3 million Salvation Army homeless services contract
Former case managers have spoken out about working conditions in Denver's homeless shelters. Now, city council members are rejecting a new contract with the Salvation Army.
Loved ones mourn loss of father along Thornton intersection known for crashes
Dozens of friends and family members gathered together at 120th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in Thornton Monday night to honor the life of a father killed in a recent crash at an intersection that's seen 91 crashes in four years.
State documents & a parent reveal concerns about child care program
A startling discovery about a day care center employee in Centennial left parents in disbelief.
Adams 12 teachers plan to rally at state Capitol against education cuts
Teachers in Colorado are fighting back against proposed cuts to education funding and some are planning to rally at the state Capitol this week.
Highlands Ranch residents use precautions after burglaries used Wi-Fi jammers
Investigators in Douglas County believe the suspects used Wi-Fi jammers to disrupt home security systems and cameras.
Colorado immigration advocates react to app changes enabling self-deportation
In the two months since the Trump Administration took office, immigration advocates in the Denver metro area say migrant families continue to remain on guard about their status and future in the U.S.