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Crews responded to a fire Thursday afternoon near the town of Watkins.

Just before 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Denver police responded to a reported robbery in the 2600 block of East 12th Avenue, where officers said there were no reported injuries and confirmed the case remains an active investigation. The Denver Police Department posted on X that officers were dispatched "just before 7:30...

In Littleton’s Columbine Hills neighborhood, summer has turned into a high-stakes guessing game of whether the lights will stay on. Repeated power cuts have left families sweating through heat waves without air conditioning and scrambling to save what they can from warm fridges and freezers. Neighbors say the outages..

Tap & Burger is officially off the menu at Belleview Station. The Denver-born burger-and-beer concept has closed its Denver Tech Center outpost, the chain's second Denver shutdown in roughly a year. The pullback, reported July 23, trims the brand's local footprint as owners rethink which neighborhoods still fit their p

Denver police are turning to downtown residents, workers and bar regulars as they try to identify seven people wanted in connection with an aggravated robbery near 18th and Market in Lower Downtown on June 12. Detectives say crowd-sourced tips could be the key to putting names to the faces they are tracking, and the de

Justin Vu was on a family trip to Oregon when he first began showing symptoms.

A woman notorious for roughly 20 evictions over nearly two decades in both Colorado and Texas is now facing criminal theft charges in Denver for allegedly stealing from her employer.

A squat 1960s office building on a prime Cherry Creek corner is on the chopping block, with plans in motion to swap it out for a larger commercial project at 2702 E. Third Ave. If it moves forward, the teardown would ratchet up the density on a stretch of East Third Avenue that has been steadily trading in its midcentu

Denver residents and advocates are reacting to Mayor Mike Johnston's 'Mile High Line' plan to build 20,000 new housing units along rail and transit corridors.

Denver families face steep costs and long waitlists for childcare. Mayor Johnston's new task force aims for "childcare for all," but the full plan is still a year away from even piloting.