One person was hospitalized after a shooting on the 1400 block of E. 98th Ave in Thornton; police say a suspect is in custody.

A longtime Courtyard in Central Park has stopped taking reservations and staff say the hotel will close; the property sits next to a city-run shelter with recent safety incidents.

Denver residents face severe cold as the NWS issues an advisory for potentially life-threatening wind chills, advising caution against hypothermia and frostbite, and a light snowfall affecting travel.

Thornton PD impounded 41 animals from unsanitary conditions, requesting community support for local shelters through adoption, fostering, volunteering, or donations.

Lakewood Police made a significant drug arrest, seizing a quarter pound of meth and suspected drug money, after a traffic stop at Wadsworth and West 9th Avenue.

Littleton Public Schools settled for $3.85 million with families of three abused autistic children; the paraprofessional involved admitted to charges. The settlement is insurance-funded, with policy revisions to prevent future incidents.

The Denver Police warned of a sextortion scam involving social media blackmail, where explicit photo exchanges led to a demand for an Apple gift card.

Denver Fire Department's Station 21, situated at the north end of Wash Park, remains committed to service even during winter, as shared in a social media post.

The Denver Nuggets' "Unity Seats" initiative, supported by Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon, aims to connect families and foster community through basketball, beyond sports rivalry.

Horsetooth Mountain Open Space reopens after a temporary closure due to a mountain lion exhibiting suspicious behavior near a hiker. Visitors are advised to stay vigilant and informed on how to handle potential encounters.

A wrong-way semi struck a Toyota sedan on U.S. 287 early Saturday, killing a passenger and closing the highway while CSP investigates.

USDA data show Colorado lost roughly 1.6 million acres of farmland between 2017 and 2022. Farmers say new state rules, drought and labor gaps are making matters worse.

An Edgewater officer shot and wounded a suspect near W. 32nd Avenue and Pierce Street in Wheat Ridge Saturday. No officers were injured and investigators say the probe is ongoing.