EDITORIAL: If Aurora doesn’t like its residency rule, change it. But stop the pretending
Aurora has a problem it needs to solve, rather than ignore, no matter how banal and awkward it’s become. The problem is that the city’s charter, which is akin to the nation’s constitution, says explicitly that the city manager has to live in Aurora, but he doesn’t.
Denver On Edge As Nighttime Hail Threat Collides With Smoky Skies
Denver woke to hazy, smoke-tinged skies on Wednesday, June 24, with temperatures holding in the low 60s and a light southeast breeze. The smoke aloft will keep the morning looking a bit washed out, but the day is still on track to warm into the upper 80s. The main concern comes later: a late-day severe storm threat tha
Denver police remind cyclists to register bike to prevent theft, help find stolen bicycles
Denver police say last year, a total of 285 bikes were recovered after being lost or stolen, but were never claimed.
Damage reported in northeast Colorado as tornado-warned storms move through
Severe storms on Wednesday prompted a tornado watch, along with warnings in parts of northeast Colorado.
Adams, Arapahoe County under Tornado Watch Wednesday evening
The eastern half of Colorado as well as parts of Wyoming and Nebraska are under a Tornado Watch Wednesday evening as severe thunderstorms roll through the region. The National Weather Service announced the watch on social media just before 4 p.m. Wednesday, with the advisory valid until 11 p.m. Tornadoes, scattered hai
United States to Participate in Lawsuit Challenging Colorado Regulation 28 and Energize Denver
The Colorado Apartment Association, Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association, and NAIOP Colorado have announced the participation and support of the United States in their ongoing lawsuit challenging the retroactive “building performance standards” in Colorado Regulation 28 and Energize Denver. These organizations are ch
Three well-known downtown Denver businesses close
Fans heading to the Rockies game on Wednesday were disappointed to see some of their favorite spots closed.
Longtime Colorado radio personality leaves airwaves
Longtime morning Colorado radio personality Bret Saunders shocked his fans late Wednesday morning when he said goodbye to a nearly 30-year career at KBCO, according to various social media channels. He posted this on X Wednesday: “To My Friends: Thank you for 28+ years. I’ve loved every day with you, and being a small
A Resident Called 911 Saying Someone Was Trapped. Firefighters Found One Person Dead Inside...
One person died in a house fire in Aurora, Colorado, late Sunday night, with firefighters finding the victim during fire suppression operations. One person died after being trapped inside an Aurora, Colorado, house fire late Sunday night, fire officials said. Firefighters were called to a home in the 12600 block...
Man dies after shooting in Montbello
Denver police are investigating an overnight shooting in the Montbello neighborhood as a homicide after a man died.
