Leaders speak out against violence after assassination attempt on Trump
Appearing on CBS News "Face the Nation" Sunday morning, Colorado Congressman Jason Crow condemned the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
Beat the Heat: Denver Zoo offers early access and cool comforts
If you're considering a trip to the Denver Zoo this weekend, remember that you can arrive early to avoid the summer heat.
Aurora urges pet owners to keep furry friends out of hot cars during heat wave
If you see a pet in a car, both Aurora Fire Rescue and the Aurora Animal Shelter say call someone.
Recent Steamboat Springs High School graduate killed in Virginia accident
Jesse Hamric was visiting with friends and family in Smith Mountain Lake. He was in the lake and possibly electrocuted by stray voltage from a private dock. Friends and first responders tried to rescue him but were unsuccessful.
Aurora Reservoir's Swim Beach reopens just in time for Fourth of July
On Thursday the swim beach at the Aurora Reservoir was packed with people trying to cool off and enjoy their Fourth of July holiday.
Shelter changes rules to relieve pressure from Coloradans surrendering pets
NOCO Humane is moving dogs and cats out quickly, with adoptions surpassing average rates. However, the influx of animals it has taken in, paints a different picture.
Aurora shooting suspect has prior offenses of attempted first-degree murder
Though police have not yet disclosed a motive, records suggest similarities to previous incidents involving a person with the same name now. Court documents from 2018 indicate that a 29-year-old Austin Benson, sharing the same birthdate as the suspect in the Aurora shooting, was involved in similar incidents in El Paso and Douglas counties.
Son of fallen firefighter seeks community help to recover stolen truck
Colton Smith has always wanted to be a firefighter because his dad, Stephen Smith, was a firefighter with the West Douglas County Fire Protection District for 23 years.
Residents on alert as police search for masked gunman caught on camera
When David Johnson got an alert on his phone that there was someone at his door on June 14, just before midnight, he suspected it might be trouble. But when he checked his cameras, he didn't see anyone, so he opened the door.
Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space combat teen violence with events
The city is hosting three "Summer Vibes" events to give teens in Aurora something to do that is free, safe and fun.
Firefighters reminding Coloradans about fire safety after close call
On Tuesday, a juvenile is believed to have started a fire near a bike path between homes in a Castle Pines neighborhood.
Certain fireworks legal in Aurora through Fourth of July
You can legally use fireworks that don't leave the ground or explode in Aurora, but Aurora Fire Rescue wants you to keep safety on top of your mind.
U.S. Bank gives grant to Brothers Redevelopment to build affordable homes in Aurora
Friday U.S. Bank gave Brothers Redevelopment a $500,000 grant to build the new housing development. That's in addition to money Arapahoe County has already kicked in.
As temps soar, Coloradans turn to Cherry Creek State Park to cool off
For the past few weekends they've had to turn people away because the park was full.
Denver recognizes Global Heat Action Day to raise awareness
On average, Denver now sees 19 more days of above-average heat per year than we did 50 years ago. Also, the average summer temperature has increased three degrees since 1970.