Stolen Denver Truck Crashes Into Aurora Church Garden, Ends Chase
E. Colfax Ave. & N. Havana St. — Approximate First Sighting of Stolen Truck. A truck stolen out of Denver ended its run early Tuesday morning stuck in a church garden bed in Aurora, after passing through a covered pergola and barely missing two officers who rushed in to make the arrest. Patrol officers spotted the vehicle near East Colfax Avenue and North Havana Street and tried to pull it over, only to watch the driver speed off into a chase that ended with the truck high-centered on a raised g
Denver home sellers cut prices as sales drop to 2008 recession levels
According to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, the number of homes sold in the metro fell to 2,849 in September, down more than 11% from August, and 21% from a year earlier.
Denver grand jury indicts 12 people on nearly 200 counts over tow truck scam
Denver District Attorney John Walsh announced on Thursday that 12 people have been indicted by a grand jury on nearly 200 charges in connection with a massive tow truck scam.
Colorado governor candidates Marx, Weiser clash over domestic violence in lone campaign forum
In their first — and likely only — campaign forum, Colorado's top gubernatorial candidates mostly played nice, until the final minutes. Why it matters: Democratic candidate Phil Weiser and Republican candidate Victor Marx used the Thursday event, hosted by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce in Denver, to outline their agendas for addressing affordability and boosting business growth. State of play: The one flashpoint in the hour-long conversation focused on Marx's admission on a 2021 podcast that
Def Leppard, Goo Goo Dolls announce Denver concert
DENVER — Def Leppard is returning to Colorado in 2027. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band will be joined by Goo Goo Dolls and The Struts on a 45-date tour. Set to launch in March, the tour will make a stop at Ball Arena in Denver on Monday, March 29, 2027.
Activists schedule Oct. 12 sit-in to pressure Aurora to fire the city’s police chief
AURORA | A group of community activists are calling on the city to fire its police chief with a sit-in planned for the Oct. 12 city council meeting. The Epitome of Black Excellence, a community organization that includes many family members of Black men who were killed by Aurora police, said in a press release that the sit-in comes after repeated attempts to engage with city officials on the topic.
Englewood ranch shows timely $75K drop
The new $650,000 price puts 3088 S. Downing St. close to the median price of a detached home for the entire metro area, $635,000, after that figure dropped 2% last month, as reported by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
CSP seeks hit-and-run driver who crashed into fleeing suspect
Crime begot crime, and now the Colorado State Patrol is looking for a driver who reportedly hit a suspect fleeing from deputies before leaving the scene of that crash themselves.
Aurora Public Schools to break ground on health sciences high school
Aurora Public Schools is breaking ground on a new health sciences high school Thursday, planning to welcome its first class in fall 2027. The district’s newest magnet school will go up next to the Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, at 12095 E. Montview Blvd. in Aurora. When it opens, the school will offer specialized cu
GoFundMe Started for Drummer Tim Elliott, Diagnosed with Cancer
Tim Elliott is one of the most recognized drummers in Colorado, and he’s won the “Denver 7 Everyday Hero” for his charitable work with his Drumming Up Hope Foundation. He’s now battling cancer and a Go Fund Me has been set up to help him. Please take a moment and visit the link below. We can all make a difference—helpi

















