Ryan Montoya will serve eight years in prison, with three years after service for mandatory parole.

Tranquil weather conditions continue through Saturday night and the rest of the weekend. Denver’s weather is looking quiet until Tuesday.

A vigil honoring the life of a fifteen-year-old who was lynched in 1900, was held by members of the community who continue to remember his story.

FOX31's Rachel Sauer sniffed out the reason that Casa Bonita was forced to close early on the night. An overpowering smell required all customers to leave the building.

Quiet conditions will continue in Denver weather through the weekend with temperatures staying near seasonal. If you plan on going to the Buffs game Saturday morning, it'll be a cool start but temperatures will warm into the 50s by halftime.

Quiet conditions will continue in Denver weather through the weekend with temperatures staying near seasonal.

FOX31's Greg Nieto takes a look at driving safety, as patrol keeps an eye out for drunk driving following the densely populated Border War football game.

FOX31's Nate Belt spoke with West Metro Fire on the danger of batteries after a cell phone caught on fire inside a Southwest plane and forced an evacuation.

FOX31's Kasia Kerridge spoke with a resident in the neighborhood where one of three teenage suspects charged in a possible robbery and chase, was caught by police.

Starting Saturday, Coloradans can start cutting down their own Christmas tree in White River National Forest, with the correct permit.

Silverton, Colorado was ranked as the sixth best small mountain town in the U.S. to visit in 2025 by travel publication Matador.

Tuesday will mark 2 years since five people were shot and killed and dozens were hurt in a shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs. To honor those killed and hurt, there will be a community gathering there this weekend.

FOX31 Political Reporter Gabrielle Franklin explains why some lawmakers are pushing back on Colorado Governor Jared Polis after he expressed excitement for the appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead health agencies in the U.S.