Kelly Werthmann

As Colorado experiences more extreme weather, from prolonged droughts and wildfires to heavy rainfall and flooding, researchers are taking a closer look at a consequence of climate change: the potential impact on human health.

After repeated power outages in a Littleton community, Your Reporters pushed Xcel Energy for answers. Now, nearly a year later people in that neighborhood say that it's happening again.

Some stories of the Korean War survive in photographs, some in family memories, and some were shared Monday by the veterans themselves as Aurora dedicated the new Korean War Memorial.

Crime in Aurora has continued to decline through the first half of 2026, according to data released by the Aurora Police Department. The police chief attributed the trend to targeted enforcement strategies, technology investments, and data-driven policing.

After years of nearly nonstop construction, CDOT's Floyd Hill Project has reached its halfway mark. The agency says it's a major milestone for the $905 million effort to improve one of the busiest stretches of I-70 in the state.

As extreme heat​ and air quality warnings​ continue along the Front Range, the shifting climate isn't just impacting humans. At the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance, it's changing which species can call the zoo home.

If it feels like bears are showing up in more suburban spots across Colorado's Front Range this summer, you're not imagining it.

Friends are remembering Maggie Martinez as a kind, supportive member of Colorado's motorcycle community after investigators say she was struck and killed by a driver who then fled the scene.

Several high-profile animal deaths at the Denver Zoo are raising questions from some visitors about how end-of-life decisions are made. The zoo's head veterinarian explained their process.

Two days after heavy rain flooded parking garages at an Aurora apartment complex, many residents were still dealing with the aftermath.