Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law adding more stipulations around refunding fees associated with childcare programs, such as application fees and deposits.

A leader who has helped people with substance abuse and mental health challenges has been named the 2025 Remarkable Woman of Denver.

Dr. Kiara Kuenzler is the president and CEO of the Jefferson Center, where she dedicates her time helping people with substance abuse and mental health challenges.

FOX31's Courtney Fromm is in standstill traffic on I-70 as snow continues to coat the high country.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced Monday evening that a case of measles has been confirmed in Colorado.

A man who reportedly tried to flee after he was faced with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents outside the Denver County jail has been charged with "forcibly assaulting a federal officer with physical contact."

A structure fire was quenched on Pearl Street in Boulder on Monday evening.

Proposition KK was passed by voters in November with 54.4% of voters affirming the tax, or about 1.68 million voters. The tax revenue would be allocated to school security and mental health services for veterans, domestic and other violence victims and at-risk youth.

On Monday, AJ Capital Partners announced it had acquired the hotel and entered into a partnership with longtime owners Frank and Gina Day. There was not a discussion on finances attached to the deal.

The DA’s office is looking for additional information about these suspects. Any additional victims and witnesses are encouraged to contact District Attorney Senior Investigator Edna Munoz at 303-441-1355 or District Attorney Senior Investigator Adam String at 303-441-3687.

The spokesperson said no one broke into the building. Police are checking for cameras in the area that may have caught the incident.

Cooper Jo Frederick, 24, was previously arrested for the incident on March 14. Frederick was charged under state code with two counts of possessing an incendiary device and one count each of manufacturing an incendiary device, criminal mischief in the amount of $5,000 to $20,000, and use of an incendiary device in a felony.

Broncos brass were once again discussing the possibility of a new stadium and where that stadium could fit in the Denver metro area. FOX31's Nate Belt asked an expert what would happen to Empower Field at Mile High if the Broncos moved away.