Now may be the best time to buy an electric car in Colorado
Electric vehicles are the future, at least that's what Colorado's Energy Office is hoping.
Restaurant's move out of Larimer Square emblematic of district's transition
One of Denver's first historic districts has seen some retail turnover recently. It was sold to real estate investment firm Asana Partners in 2020 for more than $90 million.
Family recovers urns containing remains in stolen moving truck
A family in the process of moving from Denver to Westminster had their U-Haul stolen. It contained all of their belongs and the remains of loved ones.
Downtown Denver Partnership says it's trying to make downtown safer
The city has mobilized a "downtown action team" and is coordinating a number of efforts to address health and safety concerns and find long term solutions to problems downtown.
Colorado faces nursing shortage as students enroll in new program
The Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence reports Colorado needs 33,000 new nurses a year to fill the demand amid a nursing shortage and a retiring population
Family whose moving truck was stolen waiting to learn if urn was found
A family was in the middle of a move from Denver to Westminster when a U-Haul containing the remains of some of their loved ones was stolen. Police say it has been recovered.
After recent rate hike, energy consumers search for alternatives
Many Coloradans are seeing high utility bills and turning to solar energy to power their home. But it's not the only switch you can make.
Family pleads with thieves to return U-Haul containing members' remains
A Denver family was left with nearly nothing when their packed moving truck was stolen in the middle of the night. The most priceless items taken were urns containing the remains of family members.
Denver protesters call for justice in police killing of Tyre Nichols
Around 50 people gathered at Colorado's state capitol Saturday evening before marching to the Denver police station to speak out about and demand justice for the police killing of Tyre Nichols in Memphis.
Public Utilities Commission responds to high utility bill complaints
Xcel customers say they're being pushed to the breaking point by the increasingly high bills. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission says heating your home in a cold winter, after an increase in the cost of natural gas, is the main reason for those high bills.
Egg prices skyrocket 60% as grocers struggle to keep shelves stocked
Prices rose nearly 60% last month compared to the year before, according to new data. Egg shelves in many groceries are empty as Colorado stores scramble to stock eggs.
Nearly 2 dozen McAuliffe International School teachers, staff out with COVID
Classes took place as usual at McAuliffe International School in Denver's Park Hill neighborhood Monday, but they nearly didn't thanks to a COVID outbreak.
Family friends of Northglenn shooting victim speak out on his character
Northglenn police responded to a disturbance at home late Saturday morning, where they found a 19-year-old man, who was shot by his step father.
Firefighters take advantage of recent snowstorm, conduct slash pile burns
"Its perfect conditions, it's what we need to use winter for. The benefits of living in Colorado," Elwyn said.
Daily drivers not prepared for CDOT's construction plan along I-70
Colorado Department of Transportation is about to undertake a major project, hoping to alleviate traffic on one of the busiest stretches of I-70.