Commerce City Police Department arrest three copper wire theft suspects
Three copper wire theft suspects were arrested Thursday night, according to the Commerce City Police Department.
Shooter of Denver guitarist convicted of second-degree murder
The Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse, where Patrick Lee Apostol was convicted of the murder of Zackary Smith on June 11. The man who shot and killed a beloved Denver guitarist will finally go to prison after nearly six years. A Denver District jury found 48-year-old Patrick Lee Apostol guilty of second-degree murder...
Aurora Gives Ground Fireworks The Green Light As Drought Drags On
Aurora is cracking open the door to backyard fireworks this summer, even as drought sticks around. Aurora Fire Rescue says it will temporarily lift the city’s standing Stage 1 burn restriction and allow the sale and use of certain ground-based fireworks between June 15 and July 4. The green light comes with strings att
Drew Litton: The Nuggets’ rebuild begins
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1 transported after e-bike crash on I-70 in Denver
One person has been taken to the hospital after a crash involving an e-bike on Interstate 70 in Denver.
EDITORIAL: When school spending grows the front office
Contrary to public perception, Colorado’s public schools are receiving more money than ever. Average per-pupil funding has increased 27% in just four years despite declining enrollment. Yet, rather than ensuring those resources go into classrooms, districts are padding bureaucracy at the expense of students. That’s the
Fifty for 150: Denver International Airport, now a top economic driver in Colorado, opens...
The first passenger flight took off from Denver International Airport in the early hours of Feb. 28, 1995, in the foggy and snowy conditions the airport is now used to after three decades of operation. Former Denver Mayor and then-U.S. Secretary of Transportation Federico Peña presented Mayor Wellington Webb with the
Aurora residents demand East Colfax revitalization protect community
Aurora community members are demanding action — not just words — as the city moves forward with forming a Downtown Development Authority to revitalize East Colfax.
No Quarters Needed: This Retro Arcade In Colorado Offers Unlimited Play On More Than...
Some places solve the weekend-plans problem before anyone can start complaining about being bored. In Lakewood, Colorado, this arcade hits that rare sweet spot where kids, parents, grandparents, and the secretly competitive uncle all find something worth playing. Along W Colfax Ave, the energy is bright, loud, nostalgi
Denver warns of spike in lost pets, urges owners to take precautions
Denver Animal Protection is asking residents to help secure stray dogs, if it is safe to do so.

















