Mom, daughter want more transparency about crime in Cherry Creek North
On Jan. 24, while picking up a vehicle from the Clayton Street parking garage in a very busy Cherry Creek shopping district, the mother and daughter were ambushed.
2 shootings both involving juveniles bring attention to rise in youth crime
As the school day came to an end Monday, Denver East High students were released to the sound of gunshots instead of school bells.
Issues around safety raise concerns at hotel-turned housing complex
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless purchased the building in December for $24 million, using federal, state and local funds.
Bill introduced in Colorado House would cut rental fees for pet owners
A lawmaker has introduced ban on pet deposits and pet rent. A group representing landlords says pet fees make sense for property owners. Tenants with pets say the fees add up, even when pets don't cause damage, and the bill's sponsor says the fees are unnecessary.
New universal pre-K program brings lots of excitement, and some confusion
Colorado leaders overseeing the launch of the state's universal pre-K program are hearing from providers about how things are going so far.
Family of woman ambassador killed in Arches National Park awarded $10 million
It has been nearly three years since Ludovic Michaud lost his wife Esther "Essie" Nakajjigo. A loss so horrific it delayed his ability to grieve.
Two wolves caught together near North Park were tranquilized and collared for tracking
Two wolves caught together near North Park were tranquilized and collared for tracking.
Colorado & other states present plan to thwart Colorado River crisis
For months, seven states that rely on the Colorado River Basin for water have been trying to come to an agreement on how to cut usage to thwart a growing water crisis in the West.
Arvada branch is the latest library to close after meth residue found inside
With concerns about meth contamination growing across Colorado's Front Range, library officials are having to decide if they should test or not and the requirements are less than clear.
Cherry Creek carjacking prompts other victims to come forward
A carjacking at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center on Tuesday is just one of at least three similar incidents in that neighborhood and Hilltop since December.
Handcuffed woman injured in police car struck by train sues police
The woman who was handcuffed in the back of a police car when a train smashed into it filed a lawsuit Thursday against the police departments and officers that were involved.
Teacher's union report finds safety a high priority for educators
The report shows that two-thirds of educators in Colorado are worried about a mass shooting at their workplace.
Mother of Elijah McClain discusses son's case moving forward
After multiple delays in their arraignments, the five men involved in Elijah McClain's death are expected to enter pleas in court on Friday.
Young mother struck by hit-and-run driver says arrest brings relief
Denver police arrested a man suspected of hitting four people with his car and then driving off. One victim's medical bills are mounting while she can't work.
Thornton mother among those suing Snapchat for role in son's death related to fentanyl
In 2021, a little more than a month from his 19th birthday, Max Osterman sent one of his last messages on the app, to a dealer he connected with to purchase Percocet.