
Mother of Club Q shooter ruled mentally unfit to stand trial
Laura Voepel faces a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

By Tony Gorman

The Bandimere Speedway hosts its final national competition in Morrison
The 65-year-old track is closing at the end of this season.

By Tony Gorman

Clear Creek County Sheriff Rick Albers announces retirement in wake of Christian Glass fallout
The department made national headlines last year when a deputy shot and killed Christian Glass while the 22-year-old was having a mental health crisis.

By Tony Gorman

Supporters rally to demand Denver Public Schools reinstate middle school principal fired after raising safety concerns
DPS fired McAuliffe International School’s principal last week after leading the district’s largest middle school for the last 12 years.

By Tony Gorman

Flight delays, cancellations at Denver International Airport Saturday due to severe thunderstorms
A severe thunderstorm watch for metro Denver and the Eastern Plains remains in effect until 9 p.m.

By Tony Gorman

Landspout spotted near DIA, severe weather likely on Front Range and Eastern Plains
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the Denver metro area, the northern I-25 corridor and the Eastern Plains.

Cities postponing fireworks shows as strong storms roll in
From the Front Range and across the Eastern Plains, heavy rain, hail and flash flooding are in the forecast. Cities have starting postponing their fireworks shows.

By Tony Gorman

Tornado and flood activity in Colorado continues Friday, severe weather moving through the Front Range
Thursday brought flash flooding across the Denver metro.

Boebert among elected officials sent letters with suspicious white powder, FBI investigating
The U.S. Postal Service is also investigating the series of 100 suspicious letters.

Woodland Park man sentenced to 48 months in prison for Jan. 6 Capitol riot
A federal judge handed Robert Gieswein a four-year prison sentence Friday for two counts of assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers during the Jan. 6 riot.

By Tony Gorman

Community remembers 14-year-old fatally shot by Aurora police
Updated at 7:04 p.m. on June 16, 2023 A memorial was held for Jor’Dell Da’Shawn Richardson outside the Aurora Municipal Building Friday evening.

As Colorado gets bluer, Republicans find fellowship at Western Conservative Summit
The event this past weekend included everything from presidential hopefuls to mechanical bull-riding.

By Tony Gorman

Body-camera footage shows Aurora police officers fatally shooting 14-year-old suspect
Jor’Dell Da’Shawn Richardson died shortly after Aurora police officers shot him in the stomach on June 1.

Bill Hanzlik on the Denver Nuggets: Teamwork highlights history-making season
As the Denver Nuggets make history, through the peaks and valleys, Bill Hanzlik has seen it all. The former player and coach spoke with CPR’s Tony Gorman as the NBA championships begin.

By Tony Gorman

Denver renames street in honor of Nuggets as fans wait in anticipation for Denver’s first NBA Finals
The near half-century long wait is over, the NBA Finals are here.

By Tony Gorman

7 years in the making, a veterans memorial docks in Adams County
Opening on Memorial Day, the park features a replica of the USS Colorado to honor members of the U.S. armed forces.

By Tony Gorman