Suspect in multiple Denver metro Target thefts arrested
A suspect in a thievery spree at multiple Target stores across the Denver metro area was arrested in Lone Tree on multiple warrants last week.
Westminster Raid Nets Guns, Drugs and Stolen Trailer, Four Arrested
Westminster Police executed a search warrant at a home in the 7900 block of N. Lowell Boulevard, capping an investigation into motor-vehicle theft, drug possession and distribution, and eluding. Officers said they found drugs and several guns inside the home, along with a stolen trailer, and arrested four people on outstanding warrants and new charges.
Small plane goes off runway at Centennial Airport
A reported aircraft emergency at Centennial Airport on Wednesday prompted South Metro Fire crews to respond just before 4 p.m.
Denver Water approves rate hike for 2027 amid drought conditions
Denver Water approved a proposed rate hike for next year during its regular meeting on Wednesday morning.
Man dies in morning shooting at Aurora apartment complex
A man died from a shooting that occurred at an Aurora apartment complex on Wednesday morning.
Stormwater pipe construction causes two-week closure of South Havana Street at Parker Road
AURORA | A portion of South Havana Street will remain closed for up to two weeks to accommodate stormwater pipe construction, creating a traffic obstacle on one of the city’s biggest and busiest north-south thoroughfares. Starting Tuesday, Aurora construction crews closed Havana at the north side of the intersection...
Gone for good – the 3 most beloved Colorado restaurants that recently closed
Colorado’s restaurant community has weathered a steady run of goodbyes, including two Denver favorites that closed in July. This fall brought three more losses, each tied to a different corner…
Aurora Case Put Nixon Azuaje-Pérez on Two Legal Tracks Before El Salvador Transfer
Nixon Azuaje-Pérez’s case involved a local evidence-tampering charge and a federal immigration action. A gang affiliation figured in the accusations, but authorities did not establish that he belonged to Tren de Aragua, according to reporting by KUNC and Sentinel Colorado. The local case began after a shooting. Aurora...
Denver toy store vandalized overnight, Pokémon cards stolen
A popular toy store in Denver is asking the community for help after one of its locations was broken into and vandalized overnight while suspects stole Pokémon and other trading cards.
Aurora Council mandates committee review for new city policies before going to council floor
AURORA | New city policies will now be required to go through council committees before they reach the council dais unless certain emergency circumstances apply. On Monday, council narrowly voted 6-5 to approve the procedure change forcing new legislation to start at committee with few exceptions. Councilmembers Alison Coombs, Gianina Horton, Alli Jackson, Ruben Medina and Amy Wiles opposed the change. Mayor Mike Coffman provided the tie-breaking vote in favor.
