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Iranian professor at CU Boulder reacts to bombings against country, impact

It's been 20 years since University of Colorado Boulder Professor Shideh Dashti left her hometown in Tehran, a city that sits just north of one of the three Iranian nuclear sites bombed over the weekend by U.S. missiles.

Denver City Council adds $4.5M to fund existing contract with Salvation Army

The Denver City Council voted to add another $4.5 million to fund an existing contract with the Salvation Army, bringing the total to $19 million.

State board decertifies former Lakeside police chief after felony conviction

Colorado's Peace Officer Standards and Training Board has revoked the state peace officer license of Robert Gordanier, the former Lakeside police chief.

Former Mountain View councilman accused of shooting teen going to trial

Brent Metz, the former Mountain View town councilman who's accused of shooting a teenager outside his Conifer home, will go to trial. Metz's attorney says his gun went off without him pulling the trigger.

Denver metro area, Eastern Colorado prepare for strong to severe storms

Things have "cooled" off across Colorado after a sweltering weekend, but now the threat for severe weather grows going into Tuesday.

Colorado homeowner sees nearly $440 jump in monthly insurance bill

Homeowners insurance is getting more expensive, and in a high-risk state for hail and wildfires, some Coloradans are feeling the financial pinch.

Denver Public Schools reaches tentative agreement with teachers' union

Denver Public Schools and the Denver Classroom Teachers Association have reached a tentative agreement after a "marathon bargaining session of over 18 hours."

Denver police shoot, kill man who fired at them near middle school

It all began when patrol officers from Denver Public Schools responded with Denver police officers to Kepner Beacon Middle School about 10:30 p.m. after a caller reported seeing two individuals near the front of the school.

Aurora fire chief "alarmed" after 2 firefighters run Aurora cop off road

Two Aurora firefighters -- a lieutenant and an engineer -- have been demoted over a bizarre incident in which the firefighters are accused of using their fire engine spotlights to blind an Aurora police officer as he was driving.

New Aurora ordinance will hold neglected property owners accountable

Beginning in early July, Aurora will have a new way of handling neglected homes and buildings in the city.

New details in Barry Morphew case unveiled thanks to autopsy

Now that Barry Morphew is behind bars again​ for the murder of his wife Suzanne, investigators have given some insight into the additional clues and evidence at their disposal should Morphew stand trial once again.

Fake psychologist sentenced to 4 years in Colorado state prison

A Denver judge sentenced Shannon McShane to four years in the Colorado Department of Corrections for influencing a public servant, perjury, and retaliation against a witness.

Cybersecurity expert warns of cyberattacks by Iran following strike

Following the attack on Iran's nuclear research and development facilities by the United States, some cyber security experts are encouraging Americans to be proactive in helping the country avoid retaliatory cyberattacks.

Fire chief goes door-to-door to bring safety training to Marshall Fire survivors

This summer Louisville Fire Protection Department Chief John Willson is showing some survivors in his community how to fight back before a fire spreads.