On “Colorado Point of View” this Sunday, Colorado GOP Chairwoman Kristi Burton Brown talks about her future and the future of the Republican party in the state.

With help from donations, Dawg Nation and members of the Humboldt Hockey community raised $42,000 for a hockey player hurt in a car crash.

Denver's weather shows some chances of snow this weekend before temperatures drop below zero to start the workweek. Here's Jessica Lebel's forecast.

Even on a cold winter day, it is not hard to find people running through the Mile High City. But Tim Hoffman is on a different journey than most, aiming to run through every Denver neighborhood by April 4 — Election Day. Evan Kruegel reports.

Renters at a Denver apartment building are struggling to get heat. Shaul Turner reports.

Casa Bonita is hiring more than 550 people as the beloved novelty restaurant prepares for reopening. Greg Nieto reports.

Colorado is officially recognizing the No Labels party as a minor political party in the state.

The Colorado baker who won a partial U.S. Supreme Court victory after refusing to make a gay couple’s wedding cake because of his Christian faith lost an appeal Thursday.

Club Q is starting to develop plans to renovate and redesign the club after a mass shooter killed five people there last November. Gabby Easterwood reports.

A lawyer for the woman who was in the back of a police car when it was hit by a train speaks about a new lawsuit in the case. Talya Cunningham reports.

Colorado State Patrol tweeted about the crash at 8:12 p.m. and said it would be an “extended closure" on Interstate 70 eastbound at Idaho Springs.

Democrats and Republicans are coming together on Monday to unveil a bill in the hopes to deter auto theft. Colorado Point of View got exclusive details before that bill is introduced.

Greg Nieto is looking into the hundreds of positions offered for Casa Bonita's reopening.