A 160th SOAR helicopter made an unplanned landing west of Denver during training. No injuries, no fire, and an investigation is now underway.

Aurora council members are eyeing limits on food truck density and hours, but Ward II's Amy Wiles says her food-desert ward could suffer.

Four days on the Auraria Campus mix Grand Tasting bites with grants that help Colorado restaurant workers through emergencies.

The crash at U.S. 50 and Justice Center Road happened right outside the city's police and sheriff hub.

Mary Rebecca Soutar has a cognitive disability, and officers say time is critical to finding her safely.

An electrical fire has left the 1921 Capitol Hill ballroom uninhabitable, but donations are already pouring in to help it reopen.

Sgt. Ryan Holmes, a 28-year Colorado State Patrol veteran, faces a felony charge after an off-duty incident in Firestone.

A man in his 60s was hospitalized after a sow bit his legs near the North Fork trail — the third attack in Colorado in a single week.

Investigators say tips from the community helped crack the case against Giana Gennetta, arrested on felony hit-and-run charges.

Alan Tipp says Sanders and his team broke promises made to get him to sign away his logo rights in 2022.

Federal task force officers tracked the Douglas County fugitive down fast, using resources built for exactly this kind of case.

Denver police shut down part of the Baker/Speer corridor Friday after a serious-injury crash at S. Lincoln and E. Center.

Denver plans to shrink ShotSpotter coverage by 13% and open bidding for new gunshot-detection tech before its contract expires.