Colorado Pups Get Their Own Water Park Day
Dogs can splash and play in Thunder Bay, Cowabunga Beach, and Turtle Bay.
Family speaks after Lakewood teacher’s death; husband charged with her murder
A GoFundMe for Lindsey Barnett's children has been established after the art teacher was found dead in her home. Her husband is accused of her murder.
Charges filed in deadly stabbing in Northglenn
Charges have been filed by the 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office in a deadly stabbing that occurred in Northglenn.
Man receives one of longest drug-related prison sentences in Colorado history
A man who was convicted of 21 felony drug distribution charges in May has received what officials believe to be among the longest drug-related sentences in state history.
Man Who Died After Being Sucked into Frontier Airlines Plane Engine Was Part of...
Police records show at least eight trespassers have breached fences at Denver International Airport since 2023
Warm, with more storms in Denver on Saturday and Sunday
It will be another hot day, with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s this afternoon. A few isolated storms are possible during the evening commute.
Denver Man Gets 45 Years for Cheesman Park Weed Deal Killing
A Denver man has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for his role in a botched marijuana robbery near Cheesman Park that left 28-year-old Michael Milligan dead in November 2023. Armoni Patterson pleaded guilty in July 2026 to conspiracy to commit second-degree murder and attempted first-degree assault, while his co-de
More transparency needed after brick sewer discovered under 16th Street: Auditor
DENVER (KDVR) – Denver’s auditor said that a contractor hired to revamp 16th Street found an underground brick sewer, which ultimately led to delays and an added $18 million passed along to taxpayers. Auditor Timothy O’Brien said that DOTI, or the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, should have...
33 Years After Five Points Stabbing, Denver Police Still Hunt Killer of Leto Willis
Leto Willis was 31 years old when he was found lying in a Five Points alley in the 2500 block between Glenarm Place and Welton Street on December 3, 1993, stabbed to death in a killing that has never been solved. He was rushed to Denver General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, and more than three decades later,
Denver Bets $100 Million On Downtown’s Next Chapter
Jobs, Housing, And Redevelopment Form City’s Strategy For Reviving Urban Core. Denver leaders are confronting a downtown economy that looks markedly different from the one that existed before the pandemic. Office towers remain partially empty as hybrid work continues to reshape the workplace. Restaurants and retailers
