Kelly Werthmann

A former Denver Post editor and veteran journalist was among the guests inside the White House Correspondents' Dinner when gunfire erupted, triggering chaos and a lockdown at one of the most high‑profile events in Washington, D.C.

The roar of fighter jets flying over Aurora near Buckley Space Force Base is a familiar sound for many Coloradans, a reminder that the Colorado Air National Guard is constantly training for its next mission.

A monthlong search for a Colorado airman's stolen dog ended in tragedy over the weekend. Now, a local nonprofit for veterans is hoping to help.

The Gateway High School senior is about to graduate near the top of his class, and as one of a select group of students statewide to earn the prestigious Boettcher Scholarship, which covers the full cost of attending a four-year college in Colorado.

One of Aurora's fastest-growing areas is running into an unexpected and confusing obstacle: uncertainty over whether natural gas service will be available for thousands of new homes and a school already under construction.

Law enforcement officials are sharply criticizing Gov. Jared Polis' decision to grant clemency to a man convicted of shooting a Douglas County sheriff's deputy.

University of Colorado Regent Wanda James has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a censure issued by the Board of Regents after she criticized a public health campaign she said included racist imagery.

Long before satellite tracking and missile warning systems, Buckley was a training ground for U.S. forces preparing for World War II.

Red, white, and blue sparkles are getting the green light in Aurora just in time for the Fourth of July.

The Aurora City Council is considering a measure Monday night that could change how the city handles some problem landlords and rundown rental properties, following months of growing frustration over a broken code enforcement system.