Sloan’s Lake is hot and shallow. Can $5 million save it?
As the legends say, Sloan’s Lake sprung up overnight after farmer Thomas Sloan tapped into an aquifer. Since then, the lake and its shores have lived many lives. It has been home to an amusement park, a shooting club, steamboats, and stories of organized crime. Now, it’s one of Denver’s most bustling public parks.
Semi struck and killed person who got out of car on E-470
The northbound lanes of E-470 were closed in southern Aurora for more than two hours after Colorado State Patrol said a semi-truck struck and killed a driver who pulled over and got out of his car.
Victims identified in Aurora Christmas Eve shooting
Victims of a Christmas Eve mass shooting at an Aurora apartment complex that killed two and hospitalized three more have been identified, but no arrests have been made. Aurora Police Department officials said Friday no arrests have been made and no updates are available in the Dec. 24 shooting at the Augusta...
Homeless man complains to Denver council about Granite Peaks Church
A man experiencing homelessness told the Denver City Council Dec. 22 that the manager of Granite Peaks homeless shelter at 810 Knox Court in Denver is “bossy and manipulative” and threatening to throw him out.
New Colorado law cuts red tape for food truck operators
Under the new law, food truck operators no longer need multiple licenses. One permit now works across different cities and counties across the state.
Denver police searching for suspect in aggravated robbery on Monday
The Denver Police Department is asking for help identifying a man who's a suspect in an aggravated robbery on Monday.
Is This Historic Colorado Mansion Home to a Cult?
A mansion in Colorado that dates back to 1915 is believed by some to be home to a cult.
Crowds boost business in downtown Denver for hopeful start to 2026
The streets of downtown Denver were packed Wednesday night as thousands gathered to ring in the new year with fireworks, family-friendly events, and a renewed sense of energy along 16th Street.
Way too much body camera footage: police, prosecutors and defense attorneys struggle with loads...
Gone are the days of dusty boxes in police evidence rooms. With every crime committed nowadays comes hours — sometimes hundreds of hours — of digital evidence. That’s body-worn cameras, Halo cameras, Flock cameras, in some cases, cell phone tower pings, digital downloads on a suspect’s cell phone, where their car was...
Management company responds to Northglenn assisted living facility wrongful death lawsuit
A wrongful death lawsuit filed against a Northglenn assisted living facility claims a 77-year-old woman died after being left unattended for hours on multiple occasions.

















