A CSU oncologist is researching a vaccination to prevent canine cancer.

Coloradans are warned to take care with what's in their yards after an elk got struck in a rope course at an Evergreen home.

Former female Denver Police Department officers said there needs to be a change from within for women to feel safe working there. FOX31's Rachel Saurer hears their stories as a police misconduct bill moves through the Colorado legislature.

After an attempted kidnapping was alleged at Black Forest Hills Elementary School, parents are demanding an investigation into the administration's response. FOX31's Alliyah Sims hears from a parent about their concerns.

Camps of Gaza war protesters who stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people are popping up on college campuses around the U.S., including in Denver. FOX31's Greg Nieto hears concerns from the Auraria Campus student body and the Jewish community.

Missy Franklin, a six-time Olympic swimmer and graduate of Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora, attended an assembly Thursday as the school named their pool after her.

Instead of asking for a wire transfer or for the victim to purchase and deliver gift cards or pre-paid debit cards — both methods Colorado law enforcement has seen scammers use to pry money out of victim’s wallets — these scammers ask for payment through a cryptocurrency ATM.

STEM School Highlands Ranch students and administrators marked the annual STEMShares event to remember the events that took place on May 7, 2019.

FOX31's Andrea Henderson was told that many of the campers at the 4th Avenue and Kalamath Street camp moved from a larger camp that was cleared near the Lincoln Park neighborhood.

As a round of severe storms brings hail, tornadoes and lightning to the Front Range, FOX31's Liz McGiffin breaks down the risks and how you can stay safe inside.

A new measure is requiring landlords in Denver to have a license if they rent more than one unit. FOX31's Gabrielle Franklin spoke to city representatives about how this measure could improve renting experiences.

Pro-Palestine and anti-Israel protests are on the rise on American college campuses, and some people say this is also leading to a rise in anti-Jewish rhetoric. Ashley Michels gets U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet's take on the topic this week on "Colorado Point of View."

Students on the Auraria Campus in Denver held signs, chanted and gave speeches in favor of a ceasefire in Gaza as Israel and Hamas fight on and the U.S. funds Israel. FOX31's Gabby Easterwood was at the protest.