Denver police distributing free vehicle trackers
The Denver Police Department is distributing free vehicle trackers for drivers who sign up online.
Aurora advances poverty business restrictions
The Aurora City Council at their study session Monday decided to advance an ordinance that would limit businesses which primarily serve people living in poverty from being located too close to one another. The ordinance, sponsored by council member Danielle Jurinsky, requires that such businesses be between 300 and...
Teen describes surviving deadly weekend crash in Aurora
Students gathered at the scene of a deadly crash on Monday in Aurora to remember the young victim they called a friend.
New report: Crime down in Colorado’s biggest cities
(The Center Square) - Violent crime in most of Colorado’s largest cities is down since peaking in 2022, a new analysis says. The analysis by Common Sense Institute, a free-enterprise think tank, used the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s most up-to-date crime data for Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins,...
1,500 vehicles impounded during first year of Aurora’s ‘three strikes’ rule
The voter-approved policy requires police to tow and stow vehicles if a driver does not have valid insurance, registration and a license.
Appeals court reverses murder conviction after Denver judge violated public trial right
Colorado’s second-highest court reversed a defendant’s murder conviction on Thursday because a Denver judge violated his constitutional right to a public trial. Due to an unusually large jury pool at Edward R. Sandoval’s 2022 trial, Chief Judge Christopher J. Baumann did not allow observers to be present in his...
Little-Known Italian Spots In Colorado You Need To Try
Colorado isn’t exactly the first place you think of when craving authentic Italian food, but trust me, there are hidden jewels tucked into our mountain towns and city corners that’ll make your taste buds sing opera. These aren’t your typical chain restaurants with soggy pasta and jar sauce....
Former Englewood officer charged in connection with chokehold, lying
Prosecutors charged a former Englewood police officer on Tuesday for his alleged actions during a traffic stop last month, where he's accused of tasing a man, putting him in a chokehold, and lying about the interaction.
The ramp from 84th Ave. to south I-25 has a sign that doesn’t seem...
Sarah from Thornton writes, “What’s driving you crazy? The ramp from 84th to south I-25 has a sign that doesn’t seem correct. It says that you have to move over... not true."
Neighbors on Peoria Street concerned as cars keep crashing into their homes
Neighbors living along a stretch of Peoria Street near Alaska Avenue are calling on the city to help protect their houses. In the last year, at least five cars have crashed into homes.

















