Denver

Travel October 31

Halloween crab rescued at airport is now on display at zoo: 'Charming crustacean'

A Halloween crab has found a new home at the Denver Zoo; it was left behind at the airport after hitching a ride from Costa Rica. The colorful crab resembles a Jack-o'-lantern.

Denver October 21

Auraria Campus police officer shot in Denver, suspect arrested

An Auraria Campus Police officer was wounded in a shooting on campus in Denver while trying to apprehend a suspect who officials say was trespassing into a car.

Homeless Crisis September 23

Blue state county bucks trend on handouts – and homeless population craters

Colorado's Douglas County put up signs telling residents that "Handouts Don't Help" at intersections and street corners. Now, the homeless living on the streets have virtually disappeared.

US September 6

Denver, a sanctuary city, is considering proposal to house migrants in elementary school: mayor's office

The office of Denver Mayor Mike Johnston confirmed to Fox News Friday that an elementary school may be used as a migrant shelter, and lawmakers have reacted negatively.

IMMIGRATION August 28

Sanctuary city's policies push violent migrant gang into suburbs: 'It's a nationwide problem'

The Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang has been spilling out of the sanctuary city Denver and wreaking havoc in its Colorado suburbs, officials say.

Denver August 26

Blue city politicians push woke policy on police, but veteran officer warns it comes at a cost

Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts gives his reaction after the Denver Police Department announced that its officers will no longer conduct low-level traffic stops.

Digital Originals August 19

State lifts 'political' clothing ban after radio host kicked out of Capitol gallery out over pro-life shirt

Denver radio host Jeff Hunt got booted from a Colorado Senate gallery over his "Pro-Life U" shirt. Here's why attorneys say that violated his free speech rights.

Denver August 18

Newlyweds killed in crash days after wedding when semi overturns on Colorado interstate

A newlywed couple and the mother of the bride were tragically killed just days after the ceremony when a semi rolled over, spilling massive pipes all over a Colorado interstate.

Politics August 17

Florida GOP lawmaker wants to ban smoking on streets, but supports legalizing marijuana

Smoking and vaping in public in Florida may soon be a thing of the past if a bill by Florida GOP sate Sen. Joe Gruters becomes law. The bill would be introduced if weed in the state is legalized.

Police and Law Enforcement August 8

Denver Police officers fired over disturbing text messages about illegal immigrants: 'Target practice'

Authorities confirmed that three Denver Police officers were fired after “disparaging" text messages about migrants in a group chat were discovered.