Crews are searching for a kayaker in the water at Chatfield Reservoir Saturday night.

Students in Denver built a solar-powered car and have plans to drive to the Kansas border this weekend. FOX31's Ashley Michels caught up with the inventors to learn about their project.

A runaway ramp was the site of a semitruck fire on Intestate 70 on Tuesday near Silverthorne.

Reminder: There are rules associated with your sprinkler system and how often you can actually water your lawn. FOX31's Matt Mauro has details on when, where and why watering rules are in play.

A measure to require a license to work as a funeral director, mortuary science practitioner, embalmer, cremationist or natural reductionist advanced in the statehouse. Colorado is the only state that does not require funeral professionals to obtain a license.

A new law in Colorado will track firearm and ammunition purchases across payment networks, a move gun reform advocates say will help track suspicious purchases that could precede a mass shooting.

Lawmakers have a week left in session, and a bill to protect police whistleblowers could be on the ropes after some push back. FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin spoke to proponents about whether the measure will be heard.

FOX31's Andrea Henderson spoke with Congresswoman Lauren Boebert about a measure that passed through the U.S. House that would eliminate federal protections for gray wolves.

CommonSpirit Health, a nonprofit Catholic health system, says its hospitals have been dropped from the Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Colorado network after “ongoing, good-faith negotiations,” leaving some communities without an in-network hospital.

The Arapahoe County Coroner’s Office determined that 18-year-old Jose Angel Hernandez died of gunshot wounds near a Greenwood Village high school. His death is being investigated as a homicide.

On Wednesday, pro-Palestinian protesters at the Auraria Campus in Denver spoke publicly to discuss the group’s camp, their demands and what meeting their demands would look like. FOX31's Kim Posey was there to ask about it all.

A rollover crash was reported at the intersection of Bowles Avenue and Simms Street in southern Jefferson County.

Officers said they found a large-scale fentanyl pill-making operation and Wednesday’s search resulted in officers recovering pill-making equipment, suspected fentanyl and firearms. Neighbors told FOX31’s Vicente Arenas they were surprised by the raid.