72-year-old woman dies crossing E. Jewell Ave. after driver hits her Tuesday
A 72-year-old woman was killed crossing E. Jewell Avenue at S. Havana Street when a driver hit her on Tuesday morning, according to the Aurora Police Department.
13-year-old transported to hospital could face citation for riding scooter into traffic
The Aurora Police Department said that a 13-year-old boy was taken to a hospital after riding his scooter into traffic on Monday.
From meth pipes to laughing gas, Aurora bans sale of dangerous legal substances, drug...
The Aurora City Council on Monday unanimously approved an ordinance that bans the sale of drug paraphernalia as well as substances that are legal that people are using off label to get high.
Denver leads 29 U.S. cities in homicide decline, report finds
Denver logged the steepest drop in homicides among 29 U.S. cities in the first half of 2025, according to a new report from the Council on Criminal Justice. Why it matters: It's another datapoint suggesting Denver is getting safer — especially when it comes to violent crime. The city's homicide rate has dropped to...
CBI cancels alert for missing 17-year-old last seen Monday in Westminster
Deja Palfy was found safe, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said as it canceled the missing person alert it issued Monday.
Denver-area hospital ranked nationally by US World and News Report for pulmonary care
UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital, located on the Anschutz campus in Aurora, was ranked by U.S. News and World Report for the 14th year as the state's best hospital.
Colorado Woman in Hot Water at Lake McConaughy
A female resident of Henderson, Colorado, is facing multiple drug charges in Keith County, Nebraska. 34-year-old Tarin Hohn was behind bars due to four counts of possession of a controlled substance, as well as four counts with the intention to distribute controlled substances. The incident occurred recently at Lake...
Denver woman’s stolen flying machine returned home thanks to good Samaritan
Not even 12 hours after telling one Denver woman's story on FOX31, the flying machine was returned by a good Samaritan who said he recognized it after seeing the news report.
Frontier plane at DIA evacuated; police say threats were “unfounded”
Law enforcement and fire officials were investigating a potential threat on a plane at Denver International Airport, but police later said the threat was unfounded.
More US cities are offering free or heavily discounted electric bikes to residents
Electric bikes are booming in popularity across the US, and cities are starting to take notice. From famous programs like those in Denver to smaller initiatives around the country, local governments are rolling out rebate and incentive programs to make e-bikes more affordable, especially for lower-income residents....
