Denver mayor explains his approach to Broncos, budget crisis, homelessness
Two years into his inaugural term, Mayor Mike Johnston is scrambling to shrink Denver’s government and grow the city at the same time. He’s asking voters to approve $950 million in debt spending on infrastructure for big projects around town. Meanwhile, he’s preparing for an untold number of layoffs this month as he...
CO man caught with drugs after NE traffic stop
A Colorado man faces drug charges following a traffic stop early Thursday morning. Dylan Seybold, 20, of Denver, Colorado, is charged in Buffalo County Court with five counts of possession of a controlled substance and one count of speeding. According to an arrest affidavit, around 12:30 a.m. Thursday, a Nebraska...
Two Colorado JCPenney Locations Sold in Major Nationwide Deal
Approximately five years ago, JCPenney filed for bankruptcy.
Denver police respond to shooting, stabbing, late Thursday night
The Denver Police Department investigated a separate shooting and stabbing late Thursday night.
The governor is enabling AI takeovers and working Coloradans are paying the price
On Aug. 1, Cornerstone Apartment Services — the largest property management company in central Denver, with over 290 properties across the Front Range — sent out a notice that they will begin billing tenants for utilities using a variable system managed by third-party companies Zego or RealPage. The change, effective...
45,000 Denver residents hit with expired license plate fines
Ceri Breeze via iStock Those in the know warn other drivers not to park at the airport. It’s a known target. The post 45,000 Denver residents hit with expired license plate fines appeared first on MotorBiscuit .
Aurora family that was victim of hit-and-run left without car
The family of a teen injured in a hit-and-run crash says the alleged driver doesn’t have insurance, meaning their car won’t be repaired.
Xcel: ‘Reduce the risk’ of rolling outages during high heat, conserve electricity
Amid sweltering near-record temperatures and heat advisories across Colorado, Xcel Energy is requesting customers reduce electricity use to address high demand on the system.
Thornton police start ‘blue envelope’ program to improve communication with residents
The Thornton Police Department has launched a Blue Envelope Program in an effort to improve communication between police and residents. Residents can pick up a free blue envelope from the department to store driving documents, such as a driver's license, registration and proof of insurance, so they are ready to hand...
Xcel Energy is considering raising rates in Colorado again
The energy company is considering raising rates again, and it's not just one increase. They're looking at scenarios for years to come. One group gathered in Denver on Thursday to protest what they call the "monstrous plan."
