FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin breaks down a new bill that would make it easier for food trucks to operate in other jurisdictions.

A 29-year-old has been arrested and cited by the Lakewood Police Department after a video circulated online that appeared to show someone keying the side of a Tesla Cybertruck.

According to the Colorado State Patrol, the incident started as a two-vehicle crash under the Harmony Road bridge on I-25. One vehicle reportedly rear-ended the other. Then one of the drivers fled on foot, and was struck by another car.

The Mile High Ferret Club and Ferret Dreams Rescue is celebrating 20 years of rescuing the pets in Colorado.

The district spokesperson on Thursday provided FOX31 with a list of 10 coaches terminated from their coaching positions.

“This is a new and emerging situation we’re learning a lot as we go,” Dr. Kristy Pabilonia told FOX31's Alliyah Sims. Pabilonia has been tracking the virus since 2022 and says the mortality rate in cats is concerning.

Bob Fuchigami survived life at the Amache internment camp in Granada, Colorado, and passed away at the age of 94.

In a release, the district said more than 88% of its budget is spent on salaries and benefits, so 150 positions will be cut across the district.

A grandmother is speaking out after she was one of six people injured after their car was struck at nearly 100 mph by a Tesla that burst into flames after impact. FOX31's Nate Belt spoke with her shortly before she was taken back into the ICU today.

Boulder was a candidate pitted against two other finalists, Cincinnati and current Sundance hosts Park City/Salt Lake City. FOX31's Kasia Kerridge heard from Boulder's art scene as members reacted to the announcement on Thursday.

FOX31's Ashley Michels takes a deeper look on Colorado Point of View at local lawmakers' reactions to a Signal group chat involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and attack plans that included a magazine editor.

FOX31's Matt Mauro details more questions and a community protest after a man was shot and killed by a Douglas County deputy.

The Huerfano County Sheriff is among a group of people being sued for Civil Rights violations after what the family of an inmate says was a deadly encounter with detention officers. FOX31's Vicente Arenas details new video showing the alleged encounter.