President Joe Biden intends to end the COVID-19 emergency declarations in May, and Colorado's will not last any longer.

The "Rocky Mountain Roamer" is Estes Park's new artificial intelligence assistant that will help visitors make the most of their trip.

Lane filtering allows motorcyclists with enough room in the lane they are traveling in to pass a vehicle ahead of them, if and only if that vehicle is completely stopped.

Colorado lawmakers passed a bill Monday to overhaul the state’s lax funeral home oversight, joining a second measure aimed at regulating the industry that passed last week. Both follow a series of incidents at funeral homes, including sold body parts, fake ashes and the discovery of 190 decaying bodies.

A video from April 29 shows Denver Police Department officers arresting an unlicensed vendor selling hot dogs. FOX31's Andrea Henderson got to the bottom of the incident.

Xcel Energy did not enact preemptive shutoffs ahead of the high-wind event in Colorado, unlike in April, when power to around 55,000 customers was turned off to avoid wildfires and other issues. FOX31's Matt Mauro breaks down why the response this time was so different.

Extreme winds blew across Colorado and the Denver metro on Monday, causing damage to several planes at Centennial Airport and overturning one.

Gov. Jared Polis will be considering whether to sign a bill that requires Colorado treatment facilities to have licensed clinicians on-site for eating disorder patients, among other factors.

New legislation would require Colorado towing companies to stop patrolling private or residential parking lots to enforce their parking restrictions, among other measures.

A bill to ban the sale of semiautomatic firearms in Colorado will die in a Senate committee as a key sponsor will request to postpone the measure indefinitely.

Gov. Jared Polis was joined by a slew of legislators to announce a long-term solution aimed at saving Colorado residents money on property taxes. FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin is following the measure as it moves through the statehouse.

For decades, Marsha Berger attended as many police ceremonies and community events as she could. On Monday, the Denver police reciprocated with a procession. FOX31's Kim Posey spoke to the department about how her legacy will be carried on.

FOX31's Vicente Arenas was across the Denver metro area and up into the Colorado high country along Interstate 70 to track the ongoing damage from high winds.