Elizabeth Hernandez

Birds can sit on one wire, no problem. But if a bird touches a second wire, it opens a path of electricity right through the bird’s body.

Denver man sentenced to life in prison in 24-year-old wife’s murder

New treatment could be “game-changing tool” in fight against Alzheimer’s, CSU research finds

The Broadway Halloween Parade comes back from the dead

Denver police investigating downtown shooting Friday afternoon

One person rescued from fire in Windsor Gardens apartment complex Friday evening

Denver police create food truck zones in LoDo for late-night, weekend mobile eateries

Student journalists on rival Colorado campuses team up for historic Rocky Mountain Showdown edition

In a dirt parking lot off Sheridan Boulevard, bundles of chiles hang from a roadside tent stand like spires adorning a capsaicin castle.

Nearly 400 cameras with artificial-intelligence capabilities are scattered across the Cheyenne Mountain School District in Colorado Springs — and they can find you.