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DENVER — Here are your 10 Things to Know for Monday, Nov. 24, 2014. 1. Snow possible Monday, high winds likely Conditions got blustery and cold Sunday, and more of the same was predicted for Monday, with an emphasis on the blustery and a chance of snow. 2. Chuck Hagel to resign as Secretary of Defense Monday Hagel’s […]

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Taliban stormed a military-run school in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, gunning down at least 126 people — most of them children — in one of the volatile Asian nation’s deadliest attacks.

DENVER — Democratic Sen. Mark Udall’s campaign released the first Spanish language TV ad of Colorado’s competitive U.S. Senate battle, a 30-second spot hitting GOP Congressman Cory Gardner on veterans issues. “We respect their service. And believe our veterans deserve the same respect when they return home,” the ad’s narrator says in Spanish. “But Congressman […]

DENVER — As one of the few major outposts in the American West, Colorado isn’t short on oral history. And when Halloween comes around, the Centennial State is spoiled for choice when it comes to good ghost stories. This week, FOX31 Denver is exploring some of our favorites — mostly those that are rooted in at least […]

DENVER — As one of the few major outposts in the American West, Colorado isn’t short on oral history. And when Halloween comes around, the Centennial State is spoiled for choice when it comes to good ghost stories. This week, FOX31 Denver is exploring some of our favorites — mostly those that are rooted in at least […]

FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Due to the current conditions of the Cache la Poudre River, the Poudre Fire Authority sent out a release advising residents on safety measures they should utilize when pursuing recreational activities in the area. Officials said the floods in September and spring runoff have caused a significant amount of debris accumulation […]

DENVER — Here are your 10 Things to Know for Tuesday, March 18, 2014. 1. Bundle up — it’s still winter Spring is two days away, but there will be a cold front racing through Denver today that could bring with it strong winds and a chance for light snow. 2. Road troubles in mountains […]

NOTE: Readers of the following article should be advised that portions of Elliot Rodger’s journal can be disturbing and graphic. ISLA VISTA, Calif. — The Isla Vista killer wrote in his “twisted world” journal that when his “life took a very dark turn” at 17, he began fantasizing about punishing “all of the popular kids […]

DENVER — Patients called “super-utilizers” are a little-known class of Medicaid patient who rack up enormous tax-funded medical bills. They repeatedly call for emergency services, even though their health conditions might not warrant such heavy use of the public health system. Paramedics on the streets of Denver nickname them “frequent fliers” or their “most loyal […]

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — After Friday’s shooting at Arapahoe High School, many Coloradans have been wondering whether school attacks are especially common in our state, or if it simply seems that way. The following partial list of random school violence incidents compiled by CNN helps shed some light on the facts. California, which obviously contains many […]

Here is a list of 4th of July fireworks shows in Colorado and their status. This list will be updated as new information becomes available. Adams County Fireworks:  Fireworks both private and public displays allowed Other events: More info: http://www.americantowns.com/co/adams-county/news/july-4th-fireworks-for-adams-county-co-2013-schedules-and-parades-329637 Alamosa County Fireworks: The fireworks show has been postponed until a later date. Other Events: […]

(CNN) — It was a breezy summer day in Cleveland about a decade ago when Michelle “Shorty” Knight put on eyeglasses, blue shorts and a white T-shirt and went to see her cousin. Though she was 21, Knight became easily confused by her surroundings. Still, no one thought twice about her visiting family on that […]