Tori Mason

The Denver Public Schools Board of Education formally accepted the resignation of board member DJ Torres, less than a year after voters elected him to represent District 3.

Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman says the city needs to rethink how it approves data centers after a proposed massive facility in northeast Aurora began moving through the development process.

Brighton City Council voted Tuesday night to move forward with a one-year moratorium on data centers, doubling the six-month pause originally proposed.

Adams 12 Five Star Schools will close five elementary schools and one middle school as part of a new consolidation plan.

As Pope Leo XIV recovers from surgery for lung cancer, Catholics in Colorado are joining people around the world in prayer. Health experts hope the diagnosis will encourage more people to get screened.

Denver Water recommends disconnecting garden hoses and shutting off outdoor faucets before temperatures dip below freezing. Insulated faucet covers can also provide some extra protection.

A 78-year-old Ugandan priest who spent more than a year in immigration detention was released from an Aurora facility Tuesday.

A few days after fellow detainees carried 78-year-old Edward Nalwamba out of ICE custody, the Ugandan priest is trying to understand what happened to his health during 13 months in detention.

Catastrophic flooding in southwestern Colorado has washed out roads, damaged bridges and left some residents stranded.

In 1969, Muse became the first Black person and the first woman to anchor a television newscast in Colorado. More than five decades later, she's being recognized for her groundbreaking career.