Broncos tailgaters have high hopes for Bo Nix ahead of Week 1
As far as the results of the season are concerned, Sunday's game doesn't count, but if you thought it was unimportant to fans, you don't know Broncos Country.
2 dead in Denver after suspect shoots man then himself, police say
Two men are dead in Denver after a suspect shot and killed a man, fled the scene, got into two separate crashes and then apparently killed himself, according to police.
Police prepare ahead of rumored Venezuelan election protest
There have been rumors going around on the internet and in person that this weekend will see a gathering of Venezuelan immigrants in Aurora, but police say that those are so far just rumors.
Residents sue for housing after Fitzsimmons Place Apartments shut down
One former tenant of the now-shuttered Fitzsimmons Place Apartments is suing the building's owners and management groups, trying to get housing for people displaced by its closure.
Thousands of cyclists show up 1 year after cyclist killed while training
The Ride for Magnus started on the University of Colorado's campus and turned around in Gunbarrel, where cyclist Magnus White was killed one year ago.
Historic Denver hopes to preserve old power plant to benefit community
Owned by Xcel, the Zuni Generation Station shut down in 2015. The plant was added to the Colorado Most Endangered Places list. Now some people want to save it and convert it to something the community can use.
Police chase through Denver and Aurora results in multiple arrests
A video taken by Edgar Cervantes Thursday night in Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood appears to show a chase that started in Aurora and ended in Denver.
Neighborhood group disappointed at fracking approval near Aurora Reservoir
A neighborhood group in Aurora is exploring options for the future after an oil and gas fracking project near the Aurora Reservoir was recently approved by a state commission.
Some Colorado residents cleared to return home after Quarry Fire progress
After four days of battling the Quarry Fire in extreme heat, and on extreme terrain among rattlesnakes, bears and mountain lions, firefighters and evacuated residents finally had something to cheer about.
Cherry Creek Schools wants all students to feel represented
It's almost back-to-school time here for Cherry Creek Schools and they've got a roster full of new teachers who are ready to make a difference in the classroom and beyond.
Air resources brought in to help firefighters battling Quarry Fire
A wildfire burning in the Jefferson County foothills with dense housing nearby has grown to 341 acres and Colorado fire managers say it is still growing.
Bicyclist's family, students advocate for road safety 5 years after death
Lisa Vogel spent her Sunday advocating for her husband, who was killed five years ago. On Sunday, she was in Parker along with firefighters, police officers and high school students advocating for driving and biking safely.
Kroger-Albertsons merger on hold after Colorado judge ruling
A proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons, which would impact King Soopers, City Market, and Safeway stores, is on hold. The companies temporarily paused the merger following a ruling by a Colorado judge overseeing a lawsuit brought against them by the Colorado Attorney General's Office.
Aurora plans comprehensive transportation overhaul to enhance accessibility
Getting from one side of Aurora to the other isn't always easy, especially without a car. Now, the city is striving to ensure accessibility for all residents regardless of their transportation situation.
Travelers wait as Microsoft outage sparks flight delays at DIA
When Blade Beal and Chris Cunningham left Omaha for Japan early Friday morning, they anticipated a potentially long day of travel—and they were correct.