A VA Office of Inspector General review found mammogram images for veterans at the Aurora VA were delayed after its in‑house program closed in 2024, prompting nine recommendations to fix image sharing and follow‑up.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday afternoon in Denver. Brief heavy downpours may produce rapid runoff in burned slopes and interrupt the afternoon commute.

A verbal dispute at an Aurora apartment complex turned deadly early Tuesday; police say a 48-year-old man was found fatally shot and the investigation is ongoing.

A driver smashed through a locked gate at Denver International Airport early Monday and was arrested after driving into a secure area. The incident is the second breach at DIA this month.

Clear start and a warm afternoon — gusty winds this afternoon with a slight chance of storms. Wednesday looks wetter with pockets of heavy rain.

A two–truck collision on E. 120th Avenue north of Denver International Airport killed two people and sent four to the hospital, closing the road and snarling travel.

Parking will be banned and streets closed Monday for Commerce City's 60th Annual Memorial Day Parade; police warn vehicles left on the route may be towed.

A Locked On segment shows a former Buffaloes player accusing Deion Sanders of a recruiting "lie," renewing friction between the coach and ex-players. The exchange adds to scrutiny around Colorado's recruiting practices.

Arapahoe County assessor data show single‑family median near $576,000 — down from 2022 highs but not collapsing. The numbers point to moderation rather than a crash.

Riot BBQ has taken over the kitchen at Sedalia’s Wide Open Saloon, pairing its smokehouse favorites with the venue's summer concert lineup.

A section of a prefabricated home fell off a trailer and blocked both lanes of Highway 62 near the Dallas Divide; crews are working to clear the scene.

TSA's guidance now lists medical marijuana as allowed with "special instructions," but Denver International Airport still bans cannabis on its property. Travelers face mixed signals at DEN.

A Denver man says he was nearly crushed when a Waste Connections truck dumped and compacted a dumpster he was sleeping in; he’s suing over alleged safety failures. The suit points to industry standards and Colorado law.