Colorado House Passes Six Bills in Bid to Tackle $1.2B Budget Shortfall Amid Partisan Tensions
The Colorado House passed six bills to address a $1.2 billion shortfall, including tax revenue increases and spending cuts. Republicans argue these bills unfairly tax small businesses and individuals.
Denver Man Duped Out of $17K in Shocking United Airlines Phone Scam Nightmare
A United Airlines customer was scammed out of $17,000 after being transferred to a scammer by the airline's agent during a call to rebook a canceled flight. United admitted the error and the incident highlighted the prevalence of imposter fraud.
Man Fatally Shot by Denver Police Amid Domestic Violence Investigation Near Highline Academy
Denver police fatally shot a man during a struggle after responding to reports of shots fired and encountering a domestic violence situation. The incident occurred early Friday morning and is under investigation.
Colorado's "Look Before You Lock" Campaign Intensifies as CDOT and AAA Warn Against Vehicular Heatstroke Risks
CDOT and AAA Colorado's "Look Before You Lock" campaign warns against vehicular heatstroke, showing cars can hit 100 degrees inside, and stresses checking interiors, especially for vulnerable individuals.












