School gets makeover with grant money through CU Boulder partnership
An elementary school in Boulder received a meaningful surprise when it was chosen for classroom makeovers made possible through a CU partnership.
Owners of funeral home in Penrose expected to take plea deals
The owners of the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose who are accused of mishandling nearly 200 dead bodies both intend to accept plea deals in their Colorado cases.
Realtor says interest rate cut "signals a good time to make big purchases"
A Colorado real estate broker says the announcement by the Federal Reserve that they are lowering the interest rate by .5 percentage points was somewhat expected and that he was somewhat ready for it.
School officials relieved oil storage facility expansion near school nixed
The superintendent of Adams 14 School District says students at a school near an oil and gas facility experience nosebleeds, higher rates of asthma and headaches and are out sick more than students from other areas.
Community reacts to vacated sentence for former paramedic in McClain death
Peter Cichuniec -- one of the paramedics involved in the death of Elijah McClain in Colorado in 2019 -- was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison earlier this year but had his sentence reduced to probation on Friday.
Broomfield neighbors "shaken," "scared" after deadly Colorado standoff
A woman is dead and a suspect is in custody after a terrifying morning at the Arista Flats Apartments in Broomfield.
Aurora mayor wants to set the record straight about gang activity
One day after former President Donald Trump said gangs from Venezuela had taken over Aurora in his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman says it's time to be clear about exactly what is happening in the city he serves.
CPW cracking down on life jacket violations amid deadly year on the water
This year has been dangerous on the water. Water rescues are up and, so far, Colorado has had 31 drownings, which is up from 2023. That's why CPW is putting its foot down when it comes to wearing a life jacket.
Proposed pipeline threatens elementary students' health, community says
A community is pushing back against a proposed oil pipeline expansion project near Dupont Elementary as teachers and parents say oil and gas production near the school threatens students' health.
Leaders weigh in on gang threats and housing assistance in Aurora
On Friday, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert held a roundtable discussion in Aurora to discuss the threat a criminal gang from Venezuela poses to the city.
Group claims Colorado courts aren't protecting children from abusers
One group of parents claims the courts in Colorado are not doing enough to protect children from their abusers and asked the top court in the state to take action.
Group opposing oil & gas project near Aurora Reservoir gains new momentum
Save The Aurora Reservoir or "STAR" a neighborhood group has a new mission after the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission voted last month to allow an oil and gas project near the Aurora Reservoir to continue.
Aurora PD addresses safety in community amid concerns of Venezuelan gang
As panic over Venezuelan gangs in the community continues to spread, Aurora police visited an apartment complex Friday to reassure neighbors that officers are there for them. Meanwhile, the mayor is taking a much tougher approach.
Coalition says hatred is not welcome in Denver after racist signs posted
A broad coalition of many different races and ethnicities gathered along Colfax Friday to denounce the anti-immigrant signs that were hung around Denver and Aurora.
Buckley Space Force Base protects butterflies with new conservation efforts
Buckley Space Force Base has teamed up with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in an effort to protect monarch butterflies.