Aurora CO

Forty-Five Years Ago This Week: “Women must demand — now and if necessary at the peril of our lives — that we be granted civil rights in the same way rich white men in this country were granted them: constitutional decree,” said Sonia Johnson, co-founder of Mormons for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Denver Distillery, the city’s first distillery pub, will close after eight years in the Baker neighborhood. The family-owned business plans a final St. Patrick’s Day.

Denver wrapped the sale of the first $410 million tranche of Mayor Mike Johnston’s $950 million Vibrant Denver bond package, the city said in a statement Thursday. The sale, according to the Department of Finance, “will allow the city to fulfill its promise to voters of getting started on all bond projects in 2026.”...

A Colorado parolee once deemed “very high" risk is now charged in four killings across three counties after being released on parole. He is now being held without bond.

What started as a late-night house party in Lakewood has ended with decades in prison for two young men and a permanent loss for one family. Jefferson County District Court Judge Russell Klein on Wednesday sentenced Philix Baca and Anthony Allen to 25 years in state prison each for their roles in the 2024 shooting...

One of Colorado’s cannabis giants has agreed to sell the vast majority of its assets. Native Roots will sell its retail-facing operations to cannabis equity firm Verdant Capital Partners, pending regulatory approval, according to an announcement from the two companies. The acquisition allows Native Roots to continue...

DENVER — Three people were taken to the hospital after a crash on Interstate 225 early Friday morning. Southbound I-225 was reduced to one lane between South Parker Road and South Yosemite Street, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). Just before 5 a.m., all lanes of the interstate had...

In Wheat Ridge, Colorado, there’s a little Italian restaurant where the lasagna is so big it barely fits on the plate. When Guy Fieri visited Grammy’s Goodies on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, he found a place where “go big or go home” isn’t just a saying — it’s the entire philosophy.

During a recent appearance on the Denver-based podcast Mile High Minute, Say Cheese TV CEO Shawn Cotton ruffled some feathers with a rant about how Denver rappers aren’t taking their careers seriously unless they’re investing in touring. Securing a national tour as a Colorado-based rapper is notoriously difficult...

A Thursday evening at HCA HealthONE Swedish Medical Center in Englewood ended with gunfire inside the hospital, after a Cherry Hills Village police officer shot and injured a person who was already being treated there. No officers were reported hurt, and officials are labeling the case an officer-involved shooting...