Sgt. Major Donald Enloe has been a member of the Colorado State Patrol since 1993 but he’s been around it even longer as he grew up in the state patrol family. FOX31's Nicole Fierro spoke to him about his legacy and why he's stuck with it.

South Metro Fire Rescue found an SUV on fire at an entrance to Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora on Thursday, but investigators have yet to learn how the fire started or who the vehicle belongs to.

Regional Transportation District light rail lines were forced to slow down due to maintenance work in the area, but the agency announced that the projects have finished and two lines will be back up to speed.

The city of Lakewood is joining Denver and Golden in adopting a 20 mph speed limit on all residential streets. FOX31's Gabby Easterwood reports how the change has been in the works for over two years.

A man who allegedly tried to pull someone over while impersonating law enforcement in Larimer County this week was arrested, and police think there could be more victims out there.

Several Venezuelan citizens who were “unlawfully present in the United States” were taken into custody by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Denver Field Division. FOX31's Vicente Arenas has details about the months-long investigation involving firearms, drugs and human trafficking near Denver.

The union workers of Kroger-owned King Soopers grocery stores in the Denver metro, Boulder, Parker and Broomfield bargaining units voted to authorize an unfair labor practice strike. FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin explains.

The police academy phase of training is over as 33 new Denver Police Officers graduated and move on to field training with the department.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife held classroom training this week to help range riders learn about ways to reduce wolf-related conflicts.

A shelter-in-place was lifted after residents in an Arvada neighborhood were asked to remain inside their homes while a SWAT team served a search warrant.

The strong impact of African Americans in the U.S. military is evident throughout history. Colorado is home to a celebrated retired lieutenant colonel who, at age 97, is still making a difference.

This Valentine’s Day, you can pour your heart out to a loved one in the form of a letter and get a collector’s stamp and postmark from Colorado’s own “Sweetheart City.”

The FBI is trying to identify victims of a woman accused of posing as a doctor and operating “body scan” clinics throughout the U.S. as early as 2002.