Senate Bill 62 prohibits arrests for traffic offenses, petty offenses municipal offenses misdemeanors and level 3 or 4 drug felonies in some cases. Gabrielle Franklin reports.

Sunday morning, a fundraiser was held for the Denver Police sergeant who was hit by a fire truck during the Nuggets Championship parade earlier this summer. Carly Moore reports.

Cole Newton fell five stories to the bottom of the canyon and is working through physical therapy to get back to what he loves doing.

According to a new list, Colorado is home to more than 100 of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S.

Jim Hooley is in Littleton along Bowles Avenue where a driver in a Jeep allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian. A Medina Alert has been issued for the car.

While the leaves are turning a week late this year, the beautiful fall colors are beginning to peak.

After a months-long hiatus, a government website that allows American households to order free at-home COVID-19 tests is back online Monday. Carly Moore reports.

Lisa D'Souza is in Denver near a homeless encampment. The city council will meet Monday night to discuss extending contracts and potentially increasing funding toward partnerships in an ongoing effort to combat homelessness.

Monday will bring high temperatures in the lower 80s with more sunshine. Greg Perez forecasts.

One of the most prominent murals in Denver got a new design and a refreshed paint job.

Police have identified the woman wanted in a shooting that injured five in LoDo last weekend, but they have not located her.

The Denver Police Department said a pedestrian was killed in a crash Sunday night.

The Broncos suffered a third straight loss that will go down as one of the worst losses in history. Rogelio Mares spoke to fans who changed out of blue and orange after the game.