Five teenage boys, all 17 years old, were killed after their vehicle veered off a roadway and down a steep hillside in Grand Junction late Saturday.
South Carolina's Senate primary and Wisconsin's governor race headline Tuesday elections with major implications for both parties.
Denver7's Maggy Wolanske visited the Cox Ranch to hear how the Aspen Acres Fire has left a rancher facing a major cost of buying feed for his cattle as the livestock can no longer graze on the burnt land.
Longmont police say a 20-year-old man was shot and killed by an officer Monday afternoon after allegedly taking a victim hostage during a domestic-related disturbance.
Newly-released body camera footage of the June 2025 arrest of Barry Morphew in Arizona shows a calm situation where the suspect only asks a few questions while being handcuffed after a traffic stop.
Back-to-school season brings routine, but for many parents, it also brings a fresh wave of stress. We spoke with an expert at Serenity Mental Health Centers to get some more insight and tips.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking you to avoid fishing on a portion of the Arkansas River during the hottest parts of the day.
U.S. Center for SafeSport launches weekly updates on people restricted from participating in Olympic and Paralympic sport, increasing public awareness of its disciplinary database
Residents say drivers regularly exceed 30 mph by wide margins on North Nevada Avenue, and a new speed feedback sign is not enough to fix the bigger issue of dangerous driving.
New drop-off and pickup zones are in place at Vista Ridge High School, with Gupton Stadium no longer in use for daily student traffic.
The Downtown Partnership gave City Council a one-year update on the 'Clean and Safe' initiative, citing progress but noting ongoing challenges.
Tyler Boebert, Representative Lauren Boebert's son, is facing sexual exploitation of children charges, according to court records.
Widefield schools are spending bond money on renovations, HVAC upgrades and AC at Pinello Elementary, nine months after voters approved an $88M measure.
Leading up to the first game, News5 has an inside look at how some southern Colorado schools are preparing for their year.
On Monday evening, city council approved three DIA contracts on consent, bring the total to $248 million.