ICE to purchase AI technology that scans people’s eyes from several feet away
DENVER (KUSA) - ICE is reportedly purchasing technology to scan people’s eyes from several feet away. The agency issued a notice to purchase artificial intelligence technology that can scan people’s eyes to locate and identify those who are in the country illegally. The technology allows agents to capture...
Denver’s slow housing market kept dragging in July
There were 14,000 single-family homes, condos and townhomes for sale around the Denver metro at the end of July. That meant homebuyers had more options than at any time since 2011 — though it was only a slight increase in inventory from the month before, according to the latest report from the Denver Metro...
Arvada police, state wildlife officials to address coyote aggression reports
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is getting involved after an increase in reports of dogs hurt or killed by coyotes near Lookout Park in Arvada in recent months.
Colorado homicides fall to lowest level since 2019
Colorado's homicide rate dropped sharply in 2024, mirroring a nationwide decline in violent crime. By the numbers: State data shows Colorado's homicide rate fell to 5.1 per 100,000 residents in 2024 — down 18% from the year before and the lowest level since 2019. Homicides in Colorado have now...
Prison evacuated as terrifying wildfire pictures show one of the largest in state history
A prison has been evacuated as one of the largest wildfires in Colorado history continued to spread. Local residents living in some remote areas have been told to ready to flee as gusty winds and low humidity fed the flames. The Lee Fire has charred more than 167 square miles of land across Garfield and Rio Blanco...
Hampden Avenue closed after deadly motorcycle crash
Denver police are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash that occurred on Sunday night.
Denver breaks nearly 150-year-old daily rain record by almost double
Denver got some needed moisture over the weekend, breaking a daily rainfall record that had held up for nearly 150 years.
Denver’s ‘Eat Less Meat’ campaign sparks backlash from ag community, praise from activists
A climate campaign by the Johnston administration in Denver, which notably encourages people to “eat less meat,” drew criticism from Colorado’s agricultural producers, who called the marketing blitz “tone deaf,” “elitist” and yet another “demonization” of cattle production. Activists, meanwhile, praised...
Aurora council to vote on consolidating, eliminating boards, commissions
Aurora City Council members plan to vote Monday night on the removal of several boards and commissions in an effort to consolidate the significant number of them, 28. They will also vote on consolidating several other boards and commissions and amend membership provisions for two. The boards and commissions up...
CSP investigating rollover crash that ended in the water
CSP responded to a reported rollover crash that ended with the vehicle in the water on Sunday evening.
