Bandimere Speedway 2.0 Update! Property Has Been Acquired, Permits And Zoning Are Underway, And...
We’re excited to bring the latest update on the future of Bandimere Speedway 2.0, as the entire Bandimere family has been diligently working to bring the racing fans and enthusiasts of Colorado a brand new Bandimere Speedway experience. After closing in their longtime home of Morrison, Colorado due to environmental...
Woman wins judgment against jewelry store over unlicensed scale
In late 2024, Chrisanne Grimaldi was facing a common problem; she was drowning in medical debt totaling $80,000 and needed cash to pay down her debt.
Denver police officer arrested on 7 investigative charges Thursday
A police officer was arrested on seven investigative charges Thursday, after joining the Denver Police Department last year.
Denver Ranks Higher Than Most U.S. Cities for Singles in New Study
Anyone from Colorado will likely tell you that the Centennial State is a great place to live for a variety of reasons. There’s the unmatched scenery, the legendary music venues, and enough big cities and small towns to cater to any lifestyle. Now, a new study shows that one...
Colorado craftsman turns beetle-kill trees into heirloom furniture
For 25 years, Jon Weekley has been turning Colorado trees killed by bark beetles into furniture he says is built to last generations.
Aurora detention officer accused of excessive force in incident with detainee
The detainee also faces a second degree assault charge for punching another officer, which started the incident.
Denver Bartender Issues Warning To Customers Who Pay With Apple Pay—They Can See Everything:...
Does the best tea come from strangers? One Denver-based bartender says “absolutely.” Over the caption “I can’t help it, the tea is too good,” Gabriella Masseran (@gabriellamasseran) is spilling tea of her own—namely, when customers settle up with Apple Pay. Over 55,000 people have watched her TikTok. In the beginning...
Denver homicides drop to near two-decade low as city credits multi-pronged approach
DENVER — Denver has recorded 36 homicides so far in 2025, on pace to mark a more than 40% decrease from last year and the lowest number since 2014, when the city saw 31 homicides, according to city officials. The dramatic decline comes as Denver invests in Flock camera...
Boys & Girls Clubs offer great after-school opportunities
CBS Colorado is collecting toys to benefit children who go to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver.
With mantras and a tricycle, Buddhist nun supports Denver’s unhoused
DENVER (RNS) — Pedaling a tricycle loaded with water, food and harm-reduction supplies, Kelsang Virya moves through Denver’s hardest-hit areas looking for anyone who needs help. The post With mantras and a tricycle, Buddhist nun supports Denver’s unhoused appeared first on RNS .
