ICE unveils new rules for vehicle stops, requiring specific officers with targeted training, body cameras, and bans on high-speed pursuits.

Ballot issue 7A seeks a new sales tax for parts of 13 counties, but it was printed on ballots for some voters who are not in the rail district boundaries.

Sen. John Hickenlooper and three other senators ask whether federal firefighting policy played a role in their deaths. The investigation is ongoing.

Ink Intervention provides no-cost laserless tattoo removal for justice-involved individuals and survivors of human trafficking and abuse.

The "No on 87" campaigns mislead voters by saying Amendment 87 would tax Social Security and pensions differently.

Denver dedicated a ballot box to Ma Kaing, a refugee killed by gun violence.

We took stops along the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway to ask our favorite Friday question: "What's your good news?"

Oil and gas companies are facing dozens of lawsuits concerning climate change. This is the first to make it to the Supreme Court.

Donovan "Iceman" Rice walked about 2,000 miles through all corners of the state and hopes others will try the Great Colorado Route.

The hearing officer recommended the unprecedented fine after finding that the Marx campaign intentionally accepted donations over the legal limit.

Voters in Colorado's 8th Congressional District said they wished the candidates were there to hear their concerns on healthcare, the economy and the environment.

Weiser's Republican opponent, Victor Marx, declined to debate or answer questions from voters on 9NEWS.

A drafted contract for Axon police drones sits less than $4,000 below the $500,000 mark that would require a City Council vote.

TABOR refunds would likely be given up indefinitely. After 10 years, state lawmakers could start spending some of that money however they decide.

Grant Ranch School celebrated La Cosecha, where students harvested corn tied to Hispanic Heritage Month, fostering cultural awareness and hands-on learning.

Concerns are growing about ICE’s detainee locator system as thousands are reportedly removed from the database with their location unknown while in custody.

City documents attribute a $3.1 million jump in citation revenue to more police officers being assigned to traffic enforcement. Denver Police say it's about safety.

Democratic Gov. Jared Polis commuted the former Mesa County clerk's sentence in May. Peters walked free in June.

A Colorado cancer patient faces ongoing relief and challenges as shifting Medicaid rules impact his insurance coverage.

Denver Audubon invites the public to see fall bird banding at Chatfield State Park, providing a close-up view of conservation efforts focusing on migrating birds.

Colorado has no mechanism to cite a driverless car for breaking traffic laws, DPD and CSP confirm.

We visited Westminster School's mariachi program and asked our favorite Friday question: "What's your good news?"

CBRE data shows some downtown towers selling for a fraction of pre-pandemic value, while newer buildings fetch record prices.

The Colorado Supreme Court ordered the hospital in mid-May to resume gender-affirming care for minors.

A record $6.04-a-gallon average is squeezing nonprofits, schools and farmers who rely on diesel to operate

Westminster Public Schools Mariachi Program A Westminster Public Schools student is one instrument away from finding their voice — and helping carry the…

Denver Public Schools' Adapted Field Day brought together more than 600 students with disabilities and mentors, featuring inclusive sports.

Colorado joins a lawsuit against a federal rule, effective Friday, that immigration attorney Ian Rochstein warns could harm mixed-status families.

Republic Plaza defaulted on its $230 million loan in March. It's the latest sign of a struggling office market.

Nonprofit The Colorado Homeownership Coalition said more people are applying for foreclosure assistance, and their grant amounts continue to rise.

Denver Botanic Gardens celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with La Lotería Botánica, a unique exhibit showcasing culturally significant plants through vibrant cards.

In January, a Rio Blanco County man said he mistakenly shot a wolf. The state fined him $139.50.

Air Academy High School is on the grounds of the Air Force Academy, where history teachers lived through the War on Terror.

After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, airports no longer allowed visitors to walk to the gate without a boarding pass.