Denver|News|
City Of Denver To Shut Down Civic Center Park Due To Safety, Sanitation
“It's not safe to walk through the park,” said Scott Gilmore, Deputy Executive Director of Parks and Recreation.
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Denver|News|
Denver International Airport Photos Show How Bad Damage Was From Underground Train Wheel Failure
The hub failure happened just after midnight on Aug. 20 and ultimately led to extremely long security lines and flight delays.
Denver|News|
Warning Sent Out To Residents In Niwot After Night Cam Captures Images Of Stalking Mountain Lion
The animal was captured on a night camera late Tuesday night stalking on private property just south of Niwot Road.
Denver|News|
Over $181 Million Was Wagered On Sports In Colorado In July According To Division Of Gaming
The CDG reports that the state collected $999,110 in taxes from sports betting wagers in the month of July.
Boulder, CO|News|
Hospital Doubles Up Patients In ICU Rooms As Delta Variant Surge Threatens Northern Colorado's Health Care System
UCHealth reported on Wednesday morning that 94 patients have COVID-19 or could be possibly infected in northern Colorado.
Arvada, CO|News|
Officials In Adams 14 School District Go Door-To-Door To Increase Student Enrollment
Last year’s enrollment numbers hit an all-time low of just over 6,000 students.
Boulder, CO|News|
‘She Broke My Back': Boulder Woman Recalls Harrowing Attack By Moose In Colorado's High Country
Triathlete Diane Joy Israel will undergo surgery for her injuries after an attack by an aggressive moose Sunday in Winter Park.
Littleton, CO|News|
JeffCo Sheriff's Office: Chatfield Senior High School Investigation Is Over ‘Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct'
Up until now, neither the school district nor law enforcement had indicated the precise nature of the school’s internal investigation.
Littleton, CO|News|
Parents Say Hazing Led To Criminal Charge, Discipline For Chatfield Senior High School Officials
Chatfield Athletic Director Craig Aukland was cited for a misdemeanor charge for failing to report child abuse or neglect.
Colorado Springs, CO|News|
After Swimmer With Diabetes Glucose Monitor Was Disallowed At Colorado State Meet, Family Files Lawsuit
Ethan Orr hopes the Colorado High School Activities Association will change its rules to consider diabetic swimmers.
Golden, CO|News|
‘Get Vaccinated, Don't Screw Around': Colorado Man Who Got COVID Twice Describes Months Spent Recovering In Hospital
Bill Phillips of Golden was hospitalized for 60 days, on a ventilator for 47 and in a coma for three weeks after contracting COVID again.
Denver|News|
Victim In Colfax Crime Spree Told He Will Never Walk Again
Thomas Young was robbed, beaten and shot near Colfax Avenue and Lafayette Street on Aug. 17.
Denver|News|
Colorado Doctors Encourage Flu Vaccine, Says Season Might Not Be As Mild As 2020
Staff at The Medical Center of Aurora say patients can even receive a flu shot on the same day as the COVID-19 vaccine.
Denver|News|
Why Aren't The Shuttle Lots Open At Denver International Airport? Blame It On Staffing Challenges
The airport is hoping to open the Pikes Peak shuttle lot before Thanksgiving but it will be “dependent on staffing.”
Denver|News|
Sunday Storm Left Blanket Of Graupel And Hail On Pikes Peak
The weekend storm was part of a small cluster of strong thunderstorms that formed over Park County.
Arvada, CO|News|
School Bus Driver Shortage In Jeffco Public Schools So Dire, Other Staff, Managers Driving Buses, Working 14-Hour Days
Jeffco is currently short 71 bus drivers, 20 percent of its driving workforce.
Littleton, CO|News|
Body Of Dustin Wakefield, Castle Rock Man Killed In Miami, Returns To Colorado
Wakefield was shot and killed in Miami last week while protecting his family from a gunman in South Beach.
Boulder, CO|News|
‘A Time For Concern': Northern Colorado Hospitals Near Capacity As Delta Variant Surges
The Delta variant of the virus is surging throughout the U.S., and northern Colorado isn't exempt.
Denver|News|
Hanging Lake Is Making A Colorado Rebound, Turquoise Color Returning After Mudslides
Officials are confident one of the natural gems of Glenwood Canyon will be back to normal "in no time."
Boulder, CO|News|
Sheriff’s Deputies Found Guilty In Death Of Demetrius Shankling
"Demetrius Shankling would be alive today. Instead, because of them, the 23rd birthday he celebrated that night was his last," the DA said.
