Disabled Tenant Says His Roommate Quit Paying Rent, Won’t Leave, and Has Turned the...
In an unsettling twist of fate, one disabled tenant found himself trapped in a situation that most wouldn't easily shake off. Living in Aurora, Colorado, he shared his apartment with a roommate who had suddenly stopped paying rent and utilities, leaving him to shoulder the entire financial burden. The lease, locked in until summer 2027, ... Read more
Neighbors raise safety concerns over repeated crashes near Denver school
Neighbors in Denver’s Jefferson Park neighborhood say a confusing intersection next to a school has become a repeated crash site — and after months of raising concerns, they say they’re still waiting for action.
DSST celebrates 100% college acceptance rate for 18th consecutive year at Senior Signing Day
DENVER — Nearly 900 high school seniors packed the Denver Coliseum on Thursday for DSST Public Schools' annual Senior Signing Day, as the Denver-based charter school network celebrated its 18th consecutive year of achieving 100% college acceptance across its campuses in Denver and Aurora. Students from DSST's eight campuses:...
Second customer comes forward after locksmith company charges thousands for replacement
Another Colorado family has come forward after they say they were charged thousands of dollars for having a lock changed.
Woman injured, unborn baby dies after crash involving suspected impaired driver
AURORA, Colo. (KCNC) – A suspect is in custody after a horrifying crash in Colorado on Monday. Police said a man suspected to be under the influence crashed into multiple vehicles and sent several people to the hospital. “I think that I was going not even 10 mph when...
Denver developer says Eagle County is telling private builders to ‘pound sand’ in housing...
A Denver developer claiming to own a half-acre parcel in Edwards and now facing an eminent domain seizure of that property by Eagle County on Thursday questioned the competency of local government officials in the wake of Tuesday’s resolution and vowed not to sell and to keep fighting for more affordable housing for local residents.
Woman killed in late night Centennial crash
A woman died in a crash late Wednesday night in Centennial, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.
MAKfam to Open Second, Larger Denver Location in North Art District
A Denver Chinese restaurant is set to expand its footprint later this year. MAKfam, co-founded by Doris Yuen and Kenneth Wan, is set to open a second, larger location on Walnut Street in Denver’s North Art District, according to The Denver Business Journal. What began as a New York...
Big O Tires opens new Denver location with community donation
DENVER — Big O Tires opened a new store in Denver on April 30, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community event at 2000 N. Broadway. The event included remarks from City Councilman Darrell Watson and a representative from the Denver Metro Chamber. The company will also present a $1,000 donation to the Denver Fire Fighters Charitable Foundation.
Aurora police will likely not reach full compliance with consent decree by deadline, monitor...
As the Aurora Police Department’s consent decree under the Colorado Attorney General’s Office enters its final scheduled year, the department has made significant progress but will likely not be fully compliant by the decree’s end. The consent decree, which the city entered into to implement sweeping changes to policing, notably in the use of force and […]
