The 9NEWS Morning team provides a look at updated overnight news and developing stories, along with up-to-the-minute weather forecasts and live traffic conditions.
The 9NEWS Morning team provides a look at updated overnight news and developing stories, along with up-to-the-minute weather forecasts and live traffic conditions.
Closer look at Florida's law on parental rights and how it could impact Colorado
Under Florida's Parental Rights in Education Act, teachers and schools there could be sued if they talk about sexual orientation or gender identity in grades K-3.
Bo Byram celebrates first Stanley Cup win as a Colorado Avalanche
At 21 years old, Bo Byram was just a year old when the Colorado Avalanche won their last Stanley Cup in 2001. Bo speaks on what winning this cup means to him.
Blake Street Tavern gears up for Stanley Cup Final Game 6
Friday was the busiest night in Blake Street Tavern's 19-year history. About 1,200 people were inside and another 500 outside. Tonight, they're expecting the same.
Nonprofit with emphasis on helping Hispanic community prepares following Roe v. Wade decision
Several reproductive rights organizations had information tables at Denver's Pride Fest Saturday. One of them puts an emphasis on helping Spanish speakers.
AriZona Iced Tea did not change the price on its cans from $0.99 to $1.29
The price of a 23-ounce can of AriZona Iced Tea hasn’t changed. The cans are sold for $1.29 in Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to 99 cents in the U.S.
More than 82 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been thrown out
As of June 9, CDC data show over 87 million COVID-19 vaccine doses were thrown out in the U.S., due to a variety of reasons, including vaccine vial expiration.
Yes, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is switching to 988
A recent post on Instagram that went viral claimed the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will switch to 988. That's true, and the change is coming sooner than you
A viral tweet claiming Costco is planning to raise the price of its $1.50 hot dog combo meal due to inflation is “incorrect information,” the company says.
Monsoons could help out Colorado water managers, but they're difficult to predict
Adreas Prein with NCAR in Boulder says their team has tested a method to predict monsoons, not only to help water managers in the future, but also wildfire managers.
Former DIA official explains how current site was picked for airport's location
Denver Intl. Airport opened in 1995 in an area that now seems prone to tornadoes. The then-director of the New Airport Office said they researched that possibility.
People find different ways to take care of their mental health, it can be exercising, watching a good show and just spending some quality time with an animal.
A couple states have already activated their trigger laws including Missouri and Alabama. Colorado could become an island when it comes to abortion access and care.
Longer wait times expected as Colorado becomes island of access to abortion care
Already the wait time at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains clinics is 19 days. At the Boulder Abortion Clinic, they're scheduling out to mid-July.
Suspect in custody after Jefferson County hit-and-run
Haley Mill was wanted on multiple charges after two bicyclists were injured in the crash, including one victim who was seriously injured, the sheriff's office said.
Suspect arrested in shooting on I-70 that killed volunteer firefighter
Jeremy Rocha was arrested in the shooting death of John Jaros, who was killed while driving his pickup truck with his wife and three children, police said.
The family of John Jaros wants answers on his senseless killing
The family of the father who was shot and killed while driving on I-70 says he was the most caring person. 9News Reporter Kelly Reinke spoke with John's sister.
Mother of Johnny Hurley files lawsuit against Arvada police over son's death
The mother of the good Samaritan who shot and killed a gunman in Olde Town Arvada last year is suing Arvada's Police Chief and the officer that killed her son.
The family of good Samaritan Johnny Hurley has filed a federal lawsuit one year after Arvada Police shot and killed Hurley after mistaking him for an active shooter.
Uvlade Shooting Investigation Reveals Police Could Have Confronted Gunman 3 Minutes Before Shooting Started
The head of the State's Department of Public Safety said the officers inside Robb Elementary could've confronted the gunman 3 minutes before the shooting started.
Arrest warrant issued after cyclist seriously injured in hit-and-run crash
The suspect, identified as 38-year-old Haley Mill, is wanted on suspicion of two counts of first-degree assault and accident involving death or personal injuries.
Hikers at Bear Creek Lake Park held at gunpoint; suspect in custody
The two victims told investigators that they know the suspect, who disguised himself and put a nylon leash around one of the victims' necks, authorities said.
Depending on how old you are, today is the first day without protection to abortion access. We look at what the Supreme Court's decision means for Colorado.
Friday Good News mixed with a little nervous anticipation
Next with Kyle Clark asks the same question every Friday: What's your good news? Today, before Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, we asked at Larimer Square.
Commentary: Reckless spending by Democrats to promote certain GOP candidates can backfire
A word from Marshall Zelinger on why Democrats are being irresponsible spending millions to try to cherry pick the Republican candidate who wins Colorado's primary.
SCOTUS overturns Roe v. Wade; This is what it means for Colorado
Abortion is now illegal in more of the U.S. That's not the case in Colorado, meaning it may now be a destination for people from other states seeking abortions.
Could Supreme Court ruling on NY's gun law impact Denver's new rule?
The Supreme Court ruled people have a right to carry guns in public for self defense, striking down a New York law. Denver recently banned conceal carry in parks.
Colorado athlete wants to live her dream; Olympic committee needs to approve women's sport first
Nordic Combined Athlete Annika Malacinski, from Steamboat Springs, is waiting for the International Olympic Committee to decide if women can compete in that sport.