Law school applications rise post-election; DU's Sturm College sees 18% increase with value in diverse skills.

Nicholas Karol-Chik was sentenced to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in a deadly rock-throwing case that killed Alexa Bartell. He will also have 8 years of mandatory parole.

The Colorado Senate passed the "Kelly Loving Act" to expand anti-discrimination protections for transgender individuals, prompting debate and amendments.

May's Older Americans Month encourages a positive view on aging, focusing on engagement and growth in later life as celebrated by the city of Boulder.

Denver Police Department reinforces its stance on the problem of sexual assault, stressing consent and community education, especially with the "Start by Believing" campaign.

Julio Melendez has been indicted on charges including wire fraud and identity theft for allegedly running a payroll scheme resulting in $82,000 of fraudulent payments.

Boulder invites artists to submit storytelling proposals for its guaranteed income project, Elevate Boulder, aiming to share participants' experiences with the community.

Jakiem Whitham was arrested after a shooting near Denver's Union Station left a woman critically injured. He faces several charges including attempted murder.

The Colorado Department of Transportation reported a 57% rise in motorcycle deaths over the past decade, with 2024 being the deadliest year. They emphasize safety and helmet use, noting a hopeful 20% decrease in fatalities in early 2025.

Parts of Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on April 30 and May 1, and from May 2-5 for drainage pipe installation and restriping. Detours are provided.

Denver metro area's property assessments show stable or reduced residential values compared to previous years' increases, with variations by county. Appeals are possible.

A Denver man, Tyrell Braxton, was sentenced to 194 months in prison after a jury trial for being a felon in possession of ammunition during a fatal shooting.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office arrested a driver for speeding at 89 mph in a 45 mph zone, along with charges for reckless driving and unsafe lane changes, emphasizing traffic safety enforcement.