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.
Boulder Library meth contamination prompts some to test, others consider new protocol
Methamphetamine contamination forced the Boulder library to close its doors for weeks, costing thousands of dollars to clean up, while prompting a wave of concern around the metro area.
Program to help pay energy bills seeing record number of applicants
Colorado's low-income energy assistance program is trying to ease people's burden by providing a one-time payment directly to the utility company. But while they are seeing more applicants, they are unable to change what they can give each household.
Denver residents upset with icy roads days after snow
Calls for service with 311 show snow removal is a major concern. In just one day - the last day of 2022 - nearly 300 calls came in regarding snow and ice on roads and sidewalks.
Plastic bag fee takes effect in Colorado
Colorado businesses are now charging for plastic and recycled paper bags, changes that will largely be seen at major grocery, liquor, retail and convenience stores.
Community groups come together to support families at Christmas
Like Santa's sleigh, a truck packed with boxes and bags arrived at the Park Hill golf course - just in time for Christmas.
City opens overflow shelters after Coliseum hits capacity overnight
As the cold moved in, emergency shelters started filling up faster than expected.
Alleged victims of Grand Junction nurse accused of sexual assault speak out
The investigation into a Colorado nurse accused of sexually assaulting unconscious patients is now the basis for a class action lawsuit against the health care system.
Nurse accused of photographing unconscious patients
Attorneys from Denver civil rights law firm Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC filed the class action lawsuit because of the mountain of evidence uncovered in the criminal investigation and believe there are significantly more victims.
Polis activating National Guard to assist with extreme cold weather
Gov. Jared Polis authorized the activation of over 100 Colorado National Guard members Tuesday to assist with the extreme cold weather that will hit the state over the coming days.