A Denver man, 73, received a 210-month federal prison sentence for multiple armed robberies using a fake gun, and was arrested thanks to a GPS tracker.

Colorado awards $1 million for Open Educational Resources to reduce textbook costs, expected to save students $3 million, promoting affordable access to higher education.

Denver Public Health emphasizes the importance of hepatitis B vaccination at birth, despite changing federal recommendations, highlighting the vaccine's safety and effectiveness.

Boulder County invites public input through a survey to aid in the search for a new Parks and Open Space Director, following Therese Glowacki's retirement. The survey influences hiring criteria and questions.

Shaquille O'Neal teams up with Denver Police to promote gun safety and secure storage in a social media campaign, focusing on preventing accidents and theft.

Officer Orozco aided a woman with Alzheimer's back to her hotel after she wandered off, providing warmth and safety until she reunited with her husband.

Lakewood police investigate a homicide after a Saturday burglary, seeking public's help and security camera footage. Details are limited, and the woman's identity remains undisclosed.

Aurora enhances infrastructure, causing increased construction and potential traffic disruptions, but offers tools like a weekly newsletter and an interactive map for residents to stay informed and plan commutes.

Denver's National Weather Service predicts sunny days with highs in the 50s and 60s, shifting winds, and mostly clear nights with temperatures around 30-42 degrees.

Two men were arrested in Aurora for attempting to carjack a GMC Yukon; police swiftly apprehended them nearby, praising their own efficiency and the suspects' poor planning.

The Aurora Police Department thanked the community for their participation in the Santa in the Park event, highlighting charity work and festive unity.

The Aurora Police Department in Colorado continues its tradition of gathering holiday donations for elderly and at-risk residents at Frontier Valley, urging the community to provide gifts and cheer.

Denver Police warn of increased romance scams during holidays, advising never to send money or gift cards to someone not met in person and to report any suspicions.