Northeast Denver homeless shelter plans have neighbors feeling ‘fatigue’
Neighbors in Northeast Denver feel like they’re bearing the brunt of the city’s homelessness response, with two proposed shelters just one mile apart.
Colorado’s Oldest Italian Restaurant Still Serves Pasta Like It’s The 1960s
Old restaurants do something new ones cannot: they let you eat inside local memory. This dining room still carries red sauce comfort, family stories, and visual cues of an earlier era without turning dinner into a museum visit. For diners tracing the city’s past through a plate, North Denver offers...
Anomalous Monsoon Surge to Push 300 Percent of Average Moisture Into Colorado San Juans...
COLORADO — A really anomalous surge of the monsoon is set to move out of Arizona and New Mexico and into Colorado overnight and into the day on Thursday. Precipitable water values are forecast to run near 300% of average compared to typical mid-September climatology across portions of the mountains, specifically the Sa
Firefighters extinguish brush fire burning near homes in Aurora
Firefighters from South Metro Fire Rescue and Aurora rushed to extinguish a brush fire that was burning in open space near homes on Wednesday.
Driver, passenger arrested in Aurora after leading police on a 100 mph chase
CSP on Wednesday released aircraft surveillance that showed a “dangerous eluding chase” that exceeded over 100 mph, endangering the lives of dozens of people in Aurora late last month.
Body Found in Aurora Neighborhood; Police Cite Preliminary Indication of Apparent Suicide
A body was found Tuesday afternoon near the intersection of East Villanova Place and South Flanders Way in Aurora's Sterling Hills neighborhood. Aurora police said a preliminary investigation indicated an apparent suicide, but the Arapahoe County Coroner's Office has not confirmed the official cause or manner of death.
DPS board dealing with new allegations as mill levy heads to voters
A Denver Public Schools board facing criticism over infighting is dealing with new allegations against one of its members, and raising concerns among some parents about whether the board is focused on the district's students and schools.
RTD board set to weigh shift from warnings to fines for fare evasion
An RTD board is set to vote on whether to direct staff to study an overhaul of how the agency handles fare evasion.
USPS offers reward after Denver mail carrier robbed at gunpoint
The United States Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward in the investigation of a mail carrier who was robbed at gunpoint during a route in Denver.
Measles Visitor Hits Boulder, Westminster, Lafayette Spots, Colorado Says
A traveler infected with measles passed through Boulder, Westminster and Lafayette earlier this month, potentially exposing people at two restaurants, a hotel and a hospital emergency department, state health officials say. The visitor's stops included a busy stretch of Pearl Street, a downtown hotel hosting a gem and
