The Blue Moon brewery and restaurant in Denver's River North Art District announced Thursday that it plans to close its doors this month.

FOX31's and CW2's Kasia Kerridge details two overnight incidents under investigation by Denver police, a shooting on South Vine Street and a stabbing in LoDo.

A record breaking town hall was held in Lakewood as nearly 1,500 gathered to talk to Colorado officials about the current state of politics. Kasia Kerridge spoke with some of those who attended.

A group of locals gathered near Sandstone Ranch to protest a minimalist camping pilot program in Douglas County. Rachel Saurer has more on the story.

The woman who killed a 10-year-old boy by hitting him with her car while driving distracted was sentenced on Friday. Nate Belt has more on the story.

FOX31's Courtney Fromm reports from Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre as the venue prepares for its first show of the season Saturday night.

The northbound lanes of Interstate 25 are closed in Larimer County after a deadly crash in which an SUV went under a semi-trailer.

An 80-year-old woman in Douglas County was scammed out of her life savings. The man who scammed her was sentenced on Friday.

Search and rescue teams from across Colorado work together to help find the most effective and safest ways to rescue those in need. Rachel Sauer has more information on the statewide collaboration.

Multiple smash and grabs were reported in Wheat Ridge in a short period of time. Greg Nieto spoke with police about the frequent incidents.

Federal layoffs at NWS and NOAA may affect how avalanche response is handled in Colorado. Nate Belt spoke with avalanche experts about the important relationship they have with the two organizations.

A Tesla dealership in Loveland has been the victim of crime five times in about five weeks. Kasia Kerridge has more on the latest act.

A wildlife camera has captured video showing multiple animals with severed or injured limbs, and now there is growing concern about the state of the animals. FOX31's Gabby Easterwood has the story. There is a way to report any sick or injured wildlife to CPW by calling 303-291-7227.