Two people were shot on the 1700 block of North York Street in Denver; one victim was seriously hurt and police say they are developing suspect information.

Sheridan educators voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike after months of stalled bargaining and disputes over union recognition and payroll deductions.

An 8-year-old skier suffered a concussion after being struck by a snowboarder at Winter Park Resort. Authorities are asking witnesses to come forward.

Westminster police and state investigators recovered $200,000 taken in a romance scam and returned it to the victim.

Denver’s Coffee Joint closed last week and will reopen as AlmaDose, a licensed psilocybin microdosing and events center at 1130 Yuma Ct. The owner surrendered the cannabis license to seek a healing‑center permit.

A Colorado man received a six-year prison term after prosecutors say he treated more than 100 patients while posing as a certified paramedic. The case raises questions about credential checks and employer verification.

Light rain will hit Denver on Tuesday with slick roads likely. The Front Range could see 6–14 inches of snow while sun and warmth return Wednesday.

A Denver company won FDA De Novo classification for software that analyzes routine ultrasounds to estimate delivery timing and flag preterm birth risk.

A new 9NEWS photo gallery has put Denver PrideFest back in focus as organizers weigh last year's record crowds, route shifts and park renovations ahead of summer.

Denver police say an adult man was found injured on E. Hampden Ave and later died; detectives are investigating the death as a homicide and asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

Warm, sunny Monday with highs near 73°F; rain and mountain snow move in Tuesday. Gusty winds raise fire concerns near the Palmer Divide.

Masala Magic, a full-service Indian restaurant, is moving into the King Soopers‑anchored Serenity Ridge plaza on Smoky Hill Road. Lease and permit records show the operator and the space secured.

New apartments and retail are turning Parker’s downtown into a busier, walkable Mainstreet, and local merchants say business is up.