Aurora boy born with rare genetic condition living every day to the fullest
Jackson is a patient ambassador for Children's Hospital Colorado. He and his mother are now advocating for research that could save his life.
"Wicked witch" claims property line, wants end to battle with Colorado town
A Kittredge woman prevailed after the town sued her over her property lines and access to a creek running through her property. But not before a vicious public battle on social media and in person.
Inpatient mental health facility for youth proposed in Castle Rock
On Monday night in Castle Rock, neighbors are meeting to share concerns and learn more about a proposed in-patient mental health facility for teens and young adults.
Trailer full of WWII artifacts stolen from 10th Mountain Division history group
A trailer filled with World War II artifacts and equipment was stolen from a Highlands Ranch-based history group.
How to protect your plants from spring snow in Colorado
A late April snow fell on the metro area Saturday after days of temperatures reaching the 80s. It ushered in concern for some Coloradans who may have already begun spring planting in their gardens.
Young woman still in coma 7 weeks after being given fentanyl pill
Police are investigating, but the identity and motive of the stranger who gave Micaela the pill are still unknown.
How to protect your trees from bark beetles
As Colorado experiences its signature whiplash weather, arborists are warning that stressed trees are more vulnerable to pests and diseases.
Other counties to join Douglas County immigration lawsuit
Douglas County Commissioners and the Sheriff's Office are suing the state of Colorado and Gov. Jared Polis over immigration laws.
PUC hears public comment in investigation into Xcel Energy power shutoffs
Earlier this month, nearly 200,000 Coloradans lost power during a high wind event. While the majority of losses were due to damage caused by those winds, about 55,000 customers had their power lines intentionally de-energized by the utility.
Experts say Colorado pollinators declining due to climate change
Humming and buzzing fill the air as Colorado's native pollinators come out for spring. Their pollination is the foundation of Colorado's ecosystem and the magic behind the state's beautiful wildflowers.
Hundreds of Colorado students step into the shoes of first responders
In a Douglas County parking lot, first responders jumped into action this week to save victims of a massive drunk driving crash. ... Except there was no crash. And the responders were high schoolers.
Kids see their first-ever solar eclipse at Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Dozens of eclipse spotters flocked to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science to witness a rare planetary event: the solar eclipse.
Wind blows 60 foot tree on top of home in Hilltop neighborhood
A homeowner in Denver's Hilltop neighborhood woke up in the middle of the night over the windy weekend to the sound of a tree falling on his house.
Parker citizen group organizes against grocery tax
If you live in Parker, you may not know that you're paying a 3% tax on groceries, including food, diapers, and menstrual products.
Colorado launches nation's first e-bike tax credit, could strain bike shops
Colorado's new electric bicycle tax credit will save customers nearly $500 on one bike but could put a strain on bike retailers.