Aurora CO

A suspect has been taken into custody following a fatal crash in Denver that resulted in one death and severe injuries to another individual. According to an official social media post by the Denver Police Department, 45-year-old Diego Ortega-Camero is being held for investigation of vehicular homicide and vehicular...

The housing market has shifted in favor of buyers as prices dip and inventory piles up, according to the latest July housing report from the Colorado Association of Realtors.

CU Denver is stepping in to help train more people in psychedelic mushroom therapy under state regulations.

AURORA | After weeks of talk about dissolving a host of long-standing citizen boards and committees in an effort to save staff time and taxpayer dollars, only two panels were axed amid hours of comment and criticism Monday. The Independent Review Board and the Human Relations Commission were the only...

How much longer 39-year-old Jose Barco must stay at the ICE detention facility is now in the hands of an immigration judge.

Denver could soon set new limits on where turfgrass can be installed, joining a statewide push to conserve water by limiting the planting of thirsty grasses in new development. Homeowners won’t be required to tear up their existing lawns, but the new rules would change the makeup of Denver’s public...

A man was found dead near Boulder Falls on Tuesday afternoon, after the Boulder County Communications Center received a pair of Apple Alert SOS notifcations from the area of 33000 Boulder Canyon Dr.

An 18-year-old died after she fell from a moving vehicle at EchoPark Stadium in Parker on Thursday. According to Parker PD, a juvenile driver was behind the wheel at the time of the incident.

Measles, once a disease considered all but wiped out, has made a resurgence in the U.S. and even in Colorado. The Health and Safety Committee of the Denver City Council heard a presentation Wednesday from city public health officials. There have been four cases of measles in Denver so far this year and 16 statewide,...

DENVER, Colorado — Denver is heading toward another record-breaking year for eviction filings, with 9,335 cases filed through July, according to data from Denver County Court. The July numbers marked the highest monthly total of the year, with almost 1,400 eviction filings recorded in that month alone, said Marissa...