Amendment considered after child sex abuse law ruled unconstitutional
Colorado's Child Sexual Abuse Accountability Act may get a second chance, as lawmakers float the idea of a constitutional amendment.
Congregation practices active shooter response: "Need to have a plan"
The gunshots aren't real, but the people gathered in the sanctuary of Parker's Crossroads Community Church know one day they might be.
Douglas County starts school year with rolling bus cancellations
On the first day of school in Douglas County, some kids won't have bus service. Next week, it will be other students' turn. The cancellations -- 13 routes in total -- are frustrating parents as they adjust to the new normal. All due to a driver shortage.
Family encourages vigilance after propane tank fire destroys home
It's been two years since a Douglas County family lost their home to a propane fire. Now, they're warning it can happen to anyone.
Safety videos for truckers about mountain highways released
With 92% of out-of-state drivers being responsible for runaway truck incidents, CDOT is producing a series of videos geared toward helping truckers traverse Colorado's mountain roads safely.
Black-owned pizza shop — one of the first in Colorado — opens in Parker
Giving back is a big part of TNT's mission. The owner says discounts are available and they give free pizza to the homeless, first responders and foster families.
CycleBar members claim they were wrongly billed for hundreds of dollars
Multiple members at a CycleBar gym in Lone Tree say management wrongly billed them for additional months after they canceled their memberships.
Dog dies after being left in hot car in Castle Pines
On a 93 degree day, the interior temperature of a car can go from 95 degrees to 150 degrees in just 10 minutes.
After deadly fire, Ivy Crossing Apartments residents without air conditioning
One resident at Ivy Crossing Apartments is still having trouble communicating with management about repairs to her air conditioning, months after a deadly fire first raised concerns about a lack of communication.
Cheyenne Frontier Days back for 127th year
Cheyenne Frontier Days is back for its 127th year, featuring the world's largest outdoor rodeo, a carnival, vendors, and a concert series.
$20K stolen in scam recovered, DougCo sheriff warns people about scams
It may sound obvious not to give information or money out to a stranger over the phone, but Douglas County Sheriff Darren Weekly says people fall victim to these scams every single day in Douglas County.
Coloradans keeping cool with splash pads and cooling centers
Denver is activating cooling centers at recreation centers across the city, focusing on underserved areas, and reaching out to the unhoused.
Grand Lowry Lofts without AC ahead of triple digit temps
Neighbors at Grand Lowry Lofts are overheated and exhausted after being without air conditioning for over a month.
Former Denver K9 handler calls for dog to be retired, claims he's owed backpay
For the last two and a half years, K9 handler Luke Miederhoff has worked with German Shepherd Dodger, detecting narcotics in the juvenile jail system, for Denver Metro Protective Services. In January, he says paychecks started bouncing.
Library demolition to begin this week in Castle Rock
20 years ago, the Phillip S. Miller Library opened in a former Safeway in Castle Rock. But this week, that building will be torn down to make way for something new.