Aurora water restrictions begin on Monday
New water restrictions for the City of Aurora go into effect on Monday. Aurora residents may water no more than two days a week.
Parents of children in The Wonder Academy wonder where to get childcare now
Families enrolled at The Wonder Academy are wondering where to send their children. The child care facility will close this summer after their landlord sold the property to a developer to make room for apartments.
Aurora mother helps police catch thief after he breaks into her car
The actions of a woman helped police catch a criminal, but she wonders if it was the safest choice and how long he'll be behind bars.
DU students demand campus data on sexual assault
Students at the University of Denver are demanding the release of what they say is critical data regarding sexual assault and gender violence in their community.
Evergreen expands wildfire mitigation efforts as warmer weather arrives
Fire danger was high in Evergreen Friday and there's an even warmer week ahead. Fire season has become year round in Colorado and crews need all the help they can get.
East High families seek clarity ahead of students' return
East High School's auditorium was packed Monday for an engagement event following recent violence on and around campus.
DPS's plan for additional mental health support unknown
Denver Public Schools has been busy securing school resource officers (SROs) following recent violence at East High School. Many DPS families are looking for improvements in not only physical protection, but mental support as well.
Aurora adopts Sister City relationship with Chihuahua, Mexico
Most Coloradans of Mexican descent trace their roots to Chihuahua.
One too many? Aurora PD will get you home safe this weekend
If you spot a vehicle that's half police cruiser, half taxi, the passengers inside are getting home safe. The Aurora Police Department is offering free rides after a night of drinking.
APD invites public to training academy as hiring struggles continue
Currently short about 65 officers, last year the APD could only hire 17. Now they're inviting the public to train.
Rep. Diana DeGette aims to improve air quality in underserved areas
A Colorado congresswoman visited a Denver neighborhood in pursuit of environmental justice.
Aurora narrows down ideas for repurposing closing elementary schools
Aurora Public Schools will soon hear presentations from finalists looking to repurpose two of the district's closing elementary schools.
Nonprofit levels playing field for Denver youth in competitive sports
Chance Sports is a scholarship organization that offers assistance to talented young athletes from low-income families.
City of Aurora targets young offenders to curb ongoing violence
The City of Aurora is taking a new approach to curbing youth violence. In a few months, they'll seek out a group of young offenders and work with them and their families to put them on a better path.
Denver's Shared Streets returning as city asks for input
During the COVID shutdown, Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure established 11 temporary Shared Streets to create space for residents to walk and recreate outdoors.