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Authorities in Jefferson County arrested a married couple in a homicide linked to a hit-and-run in Littleton. Police said the incident began around 10:30 p.m. Saturday near South Santa Fe Drive and West Belleview Avenue in Littleton when a blue Ford truck allegedly struck a white BMW SUV. The passenger of the BMW, Corr

A country singer abruptly ended her Denver concert on Tuesday after just three songs due to an illness, rescheduling the Denver stop on her tour for next month.

Summer heat is expected to hit a large swath of the country this weekend, prompting an emergency alert.

DENVER (KKTV) - Happening Friday, multiple law enforcement and first responders will escort a fallen firefighter, who was fighting the Knowles Fire that became the Snyder Fire, from the Denver area to Grand Junction. Colorado State Patrol said vehicles from the U.S. Wildland Fire Service Honor Guard, U.S. Forest Servic

New information has been released concerning the circumstances that led to multiple firefighter deaths during a response to the Gore and Knowles Fires.

Howell Construction Completes Arvada Distillery for The Curated Barrel Project — and Colorado Whiskey Gets Its Next Chapter A new distillery has taken shape in Arvada, Colorado, and the man behind i

The full lineup has been announced for the 2026 Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Denver. NOLA sludge legends Down and California crossover pioneers Suicidal Tendencies were previously revealed as headliners back in April. They'll now be joined by Pig Destroyer, who will celebrate 25 years of Prowler In The Yard,...

There is a familiar rhythm to progressive government.  First, announce a crisis.  Second, demand an immediate solution  —  one that expands government power, weakens an institution, or rewards the activists who declared the crisis.  Third, ignore the results when the solution fails.  Finally, insist that failure proves

A man and woman have been arrested after a reported hit-and-run crash turned into a shooting in which a 23-year-old died.

At a projected cost of more than $4.7 billion, a Front Range passenger train would be breathtakingly expensive. Yet it would provide almost no benefits to the region: no congestion relief, no reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, and no transportation that could not be provided by buses at a far lower cost.  Despite