Columbine 25 years later: Daniel Mauser Library a pillar of joy for family
Tom Mauser doesn't focus on what happened 25 years ago, instead, he reflects on the good happening inside another school thousands of miles away.
Sale of Lakewood Motel leaves some searching for new housing
One resident of the Mountain View Inn will have to leave so the property can be turned into transitional housing, but she has nowhere to go and finds it ironic that the company would make someone homeless in order to help the homeless.
Columbine 25 years later: John Tomlin's old truck a treasure for his family
25 years after Columbine, John Tomlin's family remembers the 16-year-old who loved his truck and made a difference in the lives of those around him, even if he didn't realize it at the time.
Columbine 25 years later: Rachel's Challenge continues to impact lives
Darrell Scott never imagined his daughter Rachel Joy Scott would be among those killed at Columbine High School. Since getting her backpack back, he's been on a mission to inspire kindness among students.
Columbine 25 years later: Lauren Townsend's family focuses on positive changes
Families of those who were lost shared say on this day of remembrance they want to focus on the positive changes that have been made since that horrific day.
Douglas County files lawsuit challenging Colorado immigration laws
Douglas County officials announced Monday morning that it has filed a lawsuit against the state, challenging Colorado immigration laws.
Rise in auto thefts prompts Hyundai to host free software update clinics
Hyundai owners have endured significant challenges in recent years, with some becoming victims of auto theft at least once.
Residents finally see power in part of Golden, governor calls for investigation
Things got tense during the long-lasting power outage in Golden's Applewood neighborhood for some neighbors.
Increase in mail theft and fraud tied to missing USPS carrier keys
Mail theft complaints are on the rise in Colorado, in part, because of the key system used by the U.S. Postal Service. A closer look at the numbers revealed a widespread problem that federal officials believe is also leading to an increase in check fraud.
Broomfield announces plans to leave community noise roundtable with RMMA
For years, communities surrounding our regional airports have used roundtable discussions as a tool to try and come up with solutions on issues like noise, and more recently lead.
More changes in the works for traffic on Lookout Mountain Road in Jeffco
More changes are coming to Lookout Mountain Road, adding to the push by Jefferson County to close the iconic roadway at night.
Group claims Xcel Energy is collecting and distributing "1% fund" unfairly
Citizens Against Utility Abuse claims Xcel Energy is collecting funds to help cities pay for undergrounding power lines, but not all customers will benefit.
Year after East High shooting, parents worry DPS hasn't made changes public
For years, East High School's reputation has attracted students. Ken McDonald moved his family to Denver so his son could attend. In his son's first year, there were several violent incidents.
Mom of teen killed in crosswalk wonders why "family has to pay horrible price"
Weeks after losing her son, the mother of a 13-year-old spoke out about the crash in Highlands Ranch that killed him.
After approving pay raises, Department of Corrections now requires repayment
Years after receiving promotions and a pay increase, some Department of Corrections employees are now being told a mistake was made. Not only are they now having their pay reduced, but they say the state is demanding they repay that money; nearly $8,000 each.