Denver|News|
Colorado's Dr. Dave Hnida Explains When To Worry About A Child's Fever
"Any fever in an infant, up to 3 months of age, always warrants a call to the pediatrician."
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Denver Firefighter Michael Chalchesa Arrested For Insurance Fraud, Fired
Chalchesa's employment with the Denver Fire Department was terminated "effective immediately."
Lakewood, CO|News|
Beloved Lakewood K-9 Unit Dog Loki Dies
"Loki was not only an incredible police dog, but a loyal friend to all of us," the department shared in a social media post.
Denver|News|
United Airlines Pilots, United In Demanding Fair Contracts, Picket In Denver
Employees picketed Tuesday outside the flight training center near Denver's Central Park neighborhood.
Denver|News|
Housing Help From Pandemic Relief Fading, But Need Growing
Applications close Tuesday for state-run COVID-19 rental assistance.
Denver|News|
Community Members Make Passionate Pleas Before Denver Public School Board Members To Stop School Closure Plan
"Students should have a say at what happens to their school," Columbian Elementary School 4th grader Kaikoa Rasay told the board Monday.
Across Colorado, CO|News|
Colorado Votes To Dedicate $300 Million Annually To Housing
The measure was the only statewide affordable housing initiative in the country to make the 2022 election ballot.
Denver|News|
'It's About Time': City Announces Plans To Clean Up Downtown Denver
The city is mobilizing a Downtown Action Team that will focus on areas of heightened concern.
Denver|News|
Amber Alert Out Of Denver Canceled, Infant Found Safe, Father Arrested
Police were working on Friday morning to reunite the baby with his mother.
Denver|News|
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Revises School Closure Plan
The district twill prioritize shuttering five schools at the end of the school year, rather than the original 10.
Denver|News|
CDOT Warning Drivers To Watch For Pedestrians Following Recent Time Change
Last year, 94 pedestrians were hit and killed in Colorado.
Denver|News|
Documentary 'The Holly' Reveals Corruption, Abuse In A Denver Neighborhood
The film will screen Thursday at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House as part of the Denver Film Festival.
Denver|News|
Denver Library Measure Passes, Increasing Taxes To Fund Later Hours, Higher Wages And More Technology
"The funding will support all of the things we keep hearing from the community that we need more of," spokesperson Erika R. Martinez said.
Denver|News|
Denver Weather: Chilly Weather Is Here To Stay, Thursday Night Will Be The Coldest Of The Season So Far
Overnight lows will dip into the teens in the metro area.
Denver|News|
'If Your Heart Is Already Tuned To Foster Care, You Should Pursue It:' Colorado Families Celebrate National Adoption Month
A celebration was held over the weekend at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Denver|News|
Denver Voters Turn In Ballots As Turnout Staggers Compared To Past Elections
The city has reported only about 35 percent turnout ahead of Election Day.
Denver|News|
Denver Weather: Cold Weather Is Coming But Likely Not Much Snow
High temperatures will reach near 70 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday.
Denver|News|
Peter McNab, Longtime NHL Forward And Colorado Avalanche Broadcaster, Dies At 70
McNab was part of the broadcast team when the Avalanche captured their third Stanley Cup last June over Tampa Bay.
Denver|News|
Thanksgiving Inflation Impacts Shoppers, Food Banks
The Denver Rescue Mission is calling on the community to help collect 15,000 turkeys for those experiencing hunger.
Denver|News|
Denver Veterans Parade Honors American Service Members
This year's parade was the first in-person event since before the pandemic began.
