The Aurora Police Department’s Explorer Academy is aimed at attracting young, future officers. Evan Kruegel reports.

High winds are back across Denver Friday meaning enhanced fire danger along the southern Front Range and southern Eastern Plains from noon through 7 p.m. Travis Michels forecasts.

The 155 acres of land that were formerly the Park Hill golf course remains a big topic of debate. Ballot issue 2O will decide whether or not the land can be developed.

Police say this woman allegedly stole $13,000 worth of construction supplies.

Authorities arrested a Colorado man who prosecutors say was part of a group of rioters who violently pushed against officers desperately trying to defend the Capitol from the angry mob in a tunnel.

Denver’s weather will stay windy and warm on Friday. Jessica Lebel explains that this keeps fire danger high, even as the mountains see more rounds of scattered snow showers.

The Problem Solvers continue to investigate Colorado’s limit on spaces for juveniles who have been arrested and await trial. Joshua Short spoke with the 17th Judicial District attorney, who suggested the law is harmful to public safety.

The Village Exchange Center is trying to get funds together to help those of the Islamic faith for Ramadan. Gabby Easterwood reports on how the group is working toward buying an entire halal cow for the community.

The Thompson School District confirmed that more than a dozen teachers left campus during a shooting threat at Loveland High School on Wednesday. Evan Kruegel learned how the district is responding.

The Arapahoe County coroner is seeking the help of the Nepalese community to help identify the family of two homicide victims. Talya Cunningham reports on the latest in the case of a man accused of killing his wife and daughter with an ax.

Robert Maldonado, 16, was shot while he was at a car meet-up in the parking lot of a Longmont shopping center. Rogelio Mares joined a vigil, where loved ones sent a message.

Authorities arrested Jonathan Grace, a Colorado man, who prosecutors say was part of a group of rioters who violently pushed against officers trying to defend the U.S. Capitol.

Robin Niceta is accused of filing a false child abuse report against an Aurora councilor, who was a political rival of her then-girlfriend, former Police Chief Vanessa Wilson.