40 elementary students abandoned by Douglas County bus driver in busy intersection
Students say the driver was threatening them. It’s unclear if the driver could face criminal charges, but an investigation is underway.
Colorado voters are generally optimistic about the future, but many don’t feel aligned with either political party
New polling suggests many in the state swing left on social issues, and right on fiscal ones.
DIA nears 100 million passengers ahead of schedule, but the rapid growth has created fewer satisfied passengers
A survey ranked DIA 12th out of 20 mega airports in 2024, falling five slots from 2023.
Listen: The Michelin Guide is giving Denver’s food scene a huge boost, but the pressure that comes with it is high
Heavy is the head that wears the Michelin Star.
Aurora Police Department says officer who shot Kilyn Lewis didn’t violate agency policy
The finding comes after an independent monitor found critical issues with the shooting, including the use of the department’s SWAT team.
Listen: Denver’s first Black fire station just won national recognition. This is its story
Behind the unassuming walls of Fire Station No. 3, you’ll find more than 130 years of Black history.
Conservative group behind key 2024 ballot measures discusses three wins and one loss
Advance Colorado, an influential conservative action committee, had a particularly successful election night.
One officer killed, another seriously injured after being hit by vehicle in Golden
Two officers were managing a crash site when the driver of a passing vehicle struck them, pushing them beneath the original crash.
Colorado will likely see a new tax on guns as votes in favor of Proposition KK pull ahead
If approved, the tax will apply to firearm sellers making more than $20,000 annually.
University of Colorado professor explains why horror movie fans keep coming back for gore
Laura Patterson teaches a class at CU called “Gender, Race, and Chainsaws” that dives into the way gender roles, politics and societal expectations are discussed through horror movies.
Accessible voting machines mean disabled Colorado voters could enjoy more privacy and safety this Election Day
For some Coloradans with disabilities, the upcoming election will be their first chance to vote without assistance from another person.
Halloween crab found at Denver International Airport finds new home at Denver Zoo
Meet the Halloween crab.
Ringleader of DIA vehicle theft operation sentenced to 20 years in prison
The thefts happened between February 2022 and March 2023 in Adams County and across the Denver metro.
Here’s what Colorado counties with falling domestic violence fatality rates are doing to support survivors
Adams County, which saw a big drop in domestic violence deaths in 2023, created a Domestic Violence High Risk Team to help survivors.
Domestic violence deaths in Colorado dropped by more than a third in 2023, but abuse cases remain high
While homicides dropped, overall domestic violence is on the rise.
Community altars offer opportunity for Coloradans to honor loved ones this Día de los Muertos
“Grieving we all know is a very personal process, however, this is very communal.”
