Since the COVID-era emergency SNAP benefit funds ended at the beginning of the month, families are feeling the impact. These emergency benefits were always meant to be temporary, but with inflation on top of high utility bills, families began to rely on them. Carly Moore reports.

Centennial is considering a 6-month moratorium on new proposals for outdoor pickleball courts.

This winter started out snowy with drier conditions by February and March.

There are plenty of job openings in anticipation of Casa Bonita's grand reopening this spring. Andrea Henderson reports live from the restaurant.

A mother of two in Pueblo recounts the day she was shot by a group of juveniles in an attempted carjacking. Courtney Fromm reports from Pueblo.

Temperatures will sit in the 50s with a small chance for precipitation.

After a man's car was stolen, he took matters into his own hands to find the vehicle with the situation escalating into an exchange of gunfire. Alex Rose discusses the new details.

These former patients of James Craig have questions about moving on after the incident. Vicente Arenas reports from Arapahoe County.

Mother Debra Griego is pleading for the car to be returned due to her sick daughter's belongings being inside. Kim Posey reports from Aurora.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to be indicted Wednesday, but questions remain about what impact that will have on his current campaign. FOX31's political analysts discuss the possible charges and prognosticate on a potential impact.

The incident occurred after Copper Mountain was closed for the night.

Chanise Sena was leaving for work when she was shot during an attempted carjacking in February. Courtney Fromm spoke with Sena about the incident.

The Colorado Public Interest Research Group is advocating for the state to filter water before testing for lead. Alex Rose has the details.