Meteorologist Dave Fraser monitors the pea-sized hail and lightning occurring south of Denver.

Daily afternoon showers and thunderstorms look to continue in the Denver weather forecast. As Jessica Lebel forecasts, it could be another wet weekend ahead.

A Denver police officer and a suspect were both shot and wounded on Wednesday night. As Greg Nieto reports, It was the second time on Wednesday that a Denver police officer was shot, with the bulletproof vest helping save both of their lives.

Five years ago, when he was just 16 years old, Tim Brodigan was paralyzed with an incomplete spinal cord injury after an Amtrak train derailment in Washington state. But as Kim Posey reports, he always knew he was going to walk again.

A total of 16 women have accused Stephen Matthews of sexually assaulting them. Talya Cunningham has been following the case and shares the latest developments.

What will we learn about the cause of the Marshall Fire? Evan Kruegel speaks with survivors before investigators are set to make a Thursday announcement in the case.

Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas held an emotional news conference with the media after one of the department's officers was shot. Rogelio Mares reports.

Dogs need a different kind of oxygen mask when they are rescued from a fire. Dan Daru learned how this new kind of oxygen mask can save pets' lives.

Mayor-elect Mike Johnston spoke about his decision-making process when it comes to Denver's issues. Gabrielle Franklin reports.

Colorado is in store for more afternoon showers with temperatures continuing in the mid-70s Thursday.

Nurse Rex Meeker administered the dose of anesthesia to Emmalyn Nguyen, which was determined by a coroner to be too much for the young woman. Rob Low has the full story.

While Boulder County is announcing its findings from its Marshall Fire investigation Thursday, FOX31's Courtney Fromm spoke with one of the families impacted by the fire.

A Denver officer was shot three times but survived due to his bulletproof vest. Andrea Henderson spoke with residents about the incident.