Littleton CO

David Feil, a former teacher with the Douglas County School District, has waived his right to a preliminary hearing and now has an arraignment set for September. Feil was taken into custody in May by detectives with the Special Victims Unit of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office for alleged sex-related crimes.

More than two years of an investigation boiled down to a roughly two week trial, where a former Aurora dentist was convicted by a jury for the murder of his wife in March of 2023.

This week, the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board announced funding for multiple projects, including $31.5 million to help turn two historic office buildings into affordable housing.

Denver led the nation in price cuts on for-sale listings in June, signaling that sellers are getting nervous and buyers hold the upper hand. By the numbers: A Zillow analysis found 38% of real estate listings in the metro area reduced their prices, well above the national average of almost 27%. Both numbers set new...

The new school year is quickly approaching, and districts are still trying to fill teacher positions.

While surveilling the suspect, the Colorado State Patrol Aircraft Unit said the suspect pointed the laser at the aircraft multiple times.

The legal bill for Mayor Mike Johnston’s March 5 appearance before a Congressional hearing on "sanctuary" jurisdictions grew by $300,000 this week, according to city financial documents. That brings the total cost, so far, to $550,000. In early June, the city paid D.C.-based law firm Covington & Burling, LLP...

A Denver campaign to “eat less meat” funded by Denver city and county tax money has ignited outrage among state legislators. In a scathing letter to Denver Mayor Mike Johnson, Sens. Barbara Kirkmeyer, R-Brighton, Byron Pelton, R-Sterling, and 15 other legislators voiced their strong disapproval of the $3 million...

A 32-year-old man was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Tuesday after pleading guilty to charges connected to a series of violent crimes committed in Westminster and Thornton.

Scripps News has prevailed in court after fighting for nearly two years to obtain body camera footage from a 2023 shooting in which police killed a teen robbery suspect in Lakewood, Colorado.