Family Mausoleum Splattered With Fake Blood by ‘Disrespectful’ Photo Shoot
A cemetery in Denver has been left to clean up the mess left behind from a photo shoot that saw fake blood splattered on a family’s mausoleum. Fairmount Cemetery says they have twice tried to scrub red splatter off the mausoleum, the steps, and the walkway. But the fake blood has stained the weathered granite.
Colorado Food Banks Hit By Inflation, SNAP Cuts
Erin Pulling, right, CEO of Food Bank of the Rockies, talks to U.S. Senator Michael Bennet, middle, and Ron Meehan, government relations manager for Feeding Colorado, on a tour of the food pantry’s Aurora facility on October 14, 2026. (Photo by Lindsey Toomer/Colorado Newsline) This story by Lindsey Toomer...
Colorado School of Mines alum’s invention named in TIME Magazine best of 2026
DENVER (KDVR) — An invention created by a Colorado School of Mines alum’s company is being recognized nationally. The ALeye, created by the company HapWare, is wearable tech that, according to a release, connects to Meta smart glasses or smartphone cameras to detect facial expressions, gestures and body language.
When could Denver get an Aldi store?
For Colorado, the lack of Aldi locations is expected to end soon. In January, Aldi had plans to bring 50 stores to Colorado over the next few years. In July, Aldi submitted concept plans for two locations near Denver.
Colorado’s Witch Paddle flies into Chatfield State Park Saturday
If you see hundreds of witches gliding across the water at Chatfield State Park this weekend, no, you have not finally snapped. Probably. Colorado’s Witch Paddle returns Saturday, Oct. 17, […]
Former CASA non-profit director faces felony theft charges for alleged $104K tuition scam
AURORA | The former top director of an Adams County nonprofit group that advocates for abused and neglected children is accused of bilking the organization out of more than $104,000 in a college tuition scam, according to an arrest warrant affidavit filed in Adams County District Court. A lengthy Westminster...
Jaylen Waddle Exits Field as Triple Injury Strikes Broncos vs. Seahawks During TNF Game
Jaylen Waddle was supposed to be the final piece. Six games in, he’s starting to look like Denver’s biggest question mark. The Broncos kept most of the roster from their AFC Championship Game run and traded for Waddle to put them over the top. Instead, he’s battled one injury after another, and on Thursday night against the Seattle Seahawks, he was walking to the locker room before halftime. “Status alert: Jaylen Waddle headed to locker room early Thursday,” Underdog NFLshared on X. With 42 seco
With drug overdose deaths in Denver being high for years, the city is trying...
DENVER — Drug overdose deaths have been dropping for years around the country. But in Denver, it's a problem that isn't going away. Now, the City of Denver is trying a more holistic approach in an effort to curb that deadly trend by offering services and coming after dealers.
Colorado Catholic schools, parents challenge state preschool program
U.S. Supreme Court taking up Catholic schools case against Colorado universal preschool program.
Denver Man Headed to Federal Prison Over $1.2 Million Pandemic Loan Fraud
A Denver man is headed to federal prison after pleading guilty in a case involving $1.2 million in Paycheck Protection Program fraud committed during the pandemic. The announcement marks the latest chapter in a string of federal prosecutions targeting Coloradans accused of exploiting emergency relief funds meant to keep workers employed and small businesses solvent through COVID-19 shutdowns.
