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Denver's Biggest Dog Party // Wagapalooza

Helping People is the Easy Call // Umps Care

Fort Collins' Steven Schultz plays on Team USA's 60+ men's tennis team

Hai from Lakewood writes, “What's driving you crazy? On eastbound Mississippi at Logan, where Buchtel begins, the right-hand lane must turn right and the left hand-lane must turn left onto Logan...."

Some Denver Public Schools are planning on releasing students early Tuesday due to the near-record heat across the metro and no air conditioning in some buildings.

Gunfire detection systems: Boulder testing Raven, Denver using ShotSpotter

Pulse Poll looks at Coloradans top concerns - housing, health care, crime

Denver named Hottest Housing Market by US News & World Report

Random drawing today for state's ebike rebates

Vail wants visitors to be fire aware

Boulder's Wildfire Partners & Teens, Inc doing fire mitigation work

We broke the record high temperature Monday, and we'll get close to doing it again Tuesday.

Families at six schools in Denver Public Schools (DPS) feel as though this school year will be longer than most, after their school bus routes were partially or fully cut.

Supporters of affirmative action said the practice equalized education opportunities, while those opposed said it violated their 14th Amendment rights.

The Denver Public Schools (DPS) is looking to expand its Career Development Coach Mentoring program throughout the district this year.

A Golden woman purchased new flooring from Home Depot and one of the company's service providers. But months later, she is still waiting for the subcontractor to finish the job.

The City of Boulder launched a pilot program in order to help middle-income community members buy a home in the city.

A Denver man had all but given up on his stolen bike until he spotted it Sunday afternoon. But when he tried to get it back, the situation quickly became violent.

From reconnecting with friends, restarting extracurricular activities to learning new things — there are many reasons for students to be excited for a new school year to begin. One return most students do not relish, however, is their nightly homework load. We went 360 on the topic of homework, to ask if its benefits outweigh the downsides for our students as they pursue their futures; and, if so, just how much homework they should be assigned.

Denver sets new record high with 99-degree day on Monday, Aug. 21. The previous record, set in 2007, was for 97 degrees.

As thousands of students at Denver Public Schools (DPS) returned to class Monday, many of them sat in classrooms all day without any air conditioning.

Police in Lakewood are looking for a man accused of attacking a female jogger and sexually assaulting her earlier this month.

There is very little thunderstorm activity expected across Colorado through Wednesday, just a few storms over the mountains. The hot weather will continue through mid-week, followed by an increase in moisture and cloud cover for the end of the week.

Money Saving Monday: Rockies ticket deals

BBB warning about student loan scams