Claire Lavezzorio

In a town hall Thursday night, leaders from across Arapahoe County updated the community on how it is addressing the homelessness crisis with community partnerships.

After failed contract negotiations, more than 40,000 Colorado patients with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance no longer have in-network access to nearly all of CommonSpirit’s health system.

DENVER — One week after 45 Pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested on Tivoli Quad, Denver's Police Chief Ron Thomas said a similar raid by his department likely won't happen again.

It's a problem renters across Colorado are dealing with — Landlords taking rent money, but not taking care of basic repairs. Now, consumer advocates say a new law holds landlords accountable.

Larimer County commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved the final piece of a 70-mile pipeline project that will deliver water to Thornton.

Amid a police investigation into alleged abuse on a school bus, the Littleton Public Schools Board of Education is considering changes to its bus safety program.

The bipartisan bill requiring sellers to show service and convenience fees up front for concerts and events is awaiting Governor Polis' signature.

Normally, the City of Denver puts a 30-day hold on patio expansion permits, but that's going to change if the Avalanche or Nuggets make it to the Western Conference Finals.

Ballpark District neighbors report seeing improvements after Mayor Mike Johnston's House1000 initiative.

Currently, disbanding camps in the City of Aurora requires a 72-hour notice. Under a proposed ordinance, the city would not have to notify encampment residents ahead of a sweep.