Lockheed Martin wins contract to develop nuclear-powered spacecraft
With a growing number of aerospace companies, Colorado continues to leave its mark in space.
Worms cut into Olathe sweet corn production
Farmers on the Western Slope say an earworm infestation is cutting into production.
Hikers rethinking safety after sheriff's office warns of naked man on trails
According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, a naked man is targeting women who are hiking alone. The first incident happened in April and began with the suspect touching a women's backside.
Parking in and around DIA a growing hot spot for thieves
Parking anywhere near Denver International Airport comes with a growing risk of auto theft.
Colorado approaching crisis when it comes to autism services for children
Some providers of a special therapy for children suffering from autism in Colorado are warning of a pending care crisis because Medicaid reimbursement rates are not keeping up with inflation.
Community raises funds to get Marine veteran accessible motorcycle
A small business owner and the community he serves in Broomfield came together to deliver a special gift to a retired Marine.
Residents of shelter set to close take concerns directly to Johnston
The hotel property is owned by the Denver Housing Authority and was leased to the city's Department of Housing and Stability also known as HOST in 2020.
After battle with RSV, family hopes new drug will protect others
The FDA's approval of a drug designed to prevent RSV in infants and toddlers will be a huge benefit, not just for families, but hospitals as well, according to Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children's emergency medical director.
People living in hotel asked to leave "because of the concert"
While the Denver metro area is expected to see a boom of economic activity related to the Taylor Swift concerts, there are some who say the influx of visitors is costing them.
Colorado to launch mental health homes program this fall
Working with private care companies, the state set a goal of having enough property across the state to offer 125 beds for care. And that's just the start.
Residents on edge after video shows man shooting rifle at condo complex
Residents of a downtown Denver condo complex are shaken after a gunman targeted their building multiple times.
Wage theft unit sees rise in cases, especially in migrant community
In just over a year, wage theft investigator Brian Snow has 75 open cases, the majority of which involve multiple migrant workers.
Regional Air Quality Board set to vote on banning sales of gas-powered lawn equipment
The Regional Air Quality Council is considering banning the sale of gas-powered lawn tools, like lawnmowers, leaf blowers and weed whackers as well as limiting commercial use from June to August. Changes that would take effect in 2025.
Changes to auto theft laws in Colorado set to take effect
Across the Denver Metro area, hundreds of vehicles are stolen every day. On Monday thieves made off with Joanna Rosa-Saenz's minivan from the street in front of her home.
Law enforcement agencies crack down on expired license plates
With millions of vehicles on the road in Colorado, it doesn't take long to spot one or two — or more — that have expired license plates.