Denver looks to convert office spaces to apartments
More Denver office buildings could soon be converted into apartments.
UCHealth launches program to help fill need for first responders
UCHealth launched a paramedic school to help fill the need for first responders in Colorado. The Medical Education on the Delivery of Innovative Care school is currently training Aurora firefighters who want to take their skills to the next level.
Aurora begins photo speed enforcement
Aurora police has begun issuing citations as part of a Photo Speed Enforcement Pilot Program.
Garden outside Denver police station will feed community
A local nonprofit is working on a new project to help end food insecurity. The Table Urban Farm has been growing food in Denver since 2012. All the food is donated to the community, and it's grown in unsuspecting places, like outside a Denver police station.
Proposal advances to ban sale of dogs & cats in Aurora
Aurora City Council members this week voted to forward a proposal that would ban the sale of dogs and cats in the city.
Colorado law raising age to buy guns temporarily blocked by judge
A federal judge granted a temporary ban on a Colorado law that would raise the minimum age to buy guns to 21. The law was signed by Gov. Jared Polis in April and was set to take effect this week.
Adams, Arapahoe County work crews prepare for more flooding, damage
With more rain expected this week, public works crews are preparing.
Colorado preschools prepare to welcome students with less funding than expected
Preschool providers around the state are learning they won't get as much funding as they planned. The Department of Early Childhood is changing how they'll fund Universal Preschool.
Assessors work to complete property value appeals
Across the state, historic increases in property value have led to a record number of appeals to county assessors.
Deputy buys groceries for great grandmother, children in need
Deputies never know what they'll find behind closed doors, or in this case, closed pantries. Hearts and bellies are full after an Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputy took "protect and serve" to another level.
Animal activists push for puppy sale ban as shelters fill
Between 2021 and 2022, the number of stray dogs increased by nearly 32% in Colorado. The Metro Denver Animal Welfare Alliance says all of its major shelters are overcrowded.
Aurora leaders vote to suspend mutual aid agreement with Denver
Aurora City Council voted 5-4 to suspend its long-standing mutual aid agreement with Denver.
Swifties have officially taken over Denver
Taylor Swift is performing on both Friday and Saturday, and many fans still couldn't score a seat at the concert. That didn't stop them from joining the Swift party.
APD hosts youth caravan to connect, end violence
The city of Aurora has been working to address the needs of areas most impacted by youth violence. With the help of community partners, Aurora police is meeting kids where they are.
HVAC companies busy after summers of supply shortages
HVAC companies in the Denver metro area are inundated with calls again this summer, after years of struggling to complete request requests.