FOX31's Shaul Turner is at Indvstry Video Bar in Colorado Springs where family members of those who died at Club Q are holding a memorial event. She spoke with supporters outside.

Snowfall and cold temps in the high country caused slick road conditions and low visibility. Carly Moore has the latest.

Denver could see an early morning snow shower with brisk winds into the afternoon and mountain snow wrapping up later tonight.

Helping veterans who battle with PTSD: it's the goal of an organization called Heroes to Heroes. Alliyah Sims spoke with one veteran who said he is living proof that the program saves lives.

A heartbroken community is coming together to honor Cortez Police Sgt. Michael Moran in the southwestern part of the state. Samantha Spitz spoke with members of the community who said he left an impact on the entire community.

The snow is expected to become even more widespread in the high country Saturday evening! Some of that snow could push into the metro area by Sunday, but if there is any snow there it will be little to no accumulations with highs in the 40s.

Four people were injured in a shooting early Saturday morning at a large house party in Aurora. Evan Kruegel spoke with neighbors about what happened.

The snow isn't going anywhere in the higher elevations, and Denver could be dealing with a few flurries by tomorrow, but there should be little to no accumulations.

Snow will continue to impact the Colorado mountains, while Denver’s weather could see a few flurries, wind gusts and slightly warmer temperatures this weekend. Pinpoint Weather's Liz McGiffin warns that high country travel could be dangerous.

One newly-sworn Denver police officer said he chose the badge because of the impact his school resource officer had on him in high school. FOX31's Gabby Easterwood was at the ceremony when 47 officers were minted.

A Denver migrant encampment near Zuni Street and Speer Boulevard has spread around another corner nearby. FOX31's Rogelio Mares has been following this story and speaks to a neighbor who has concerns.

Animal control officers from across the country, including a few from Colorado, are back home after helping save and recover dozens of animals caught in the fires on Maui. FOX31's Samantha Spitz speaks with some of the people involved.

An Aurora man says he was wrongly arrested and lost his job after he was falsely accused of child exploitation by the founder of Colorado Ped Patrol.