Denver’s ‘Eat Less Meat’ campaign sparks backlash from ag community, praise from activists
A climate campaign by the Johnston administration in Denver, which notably encourages people to “eat less meat,” drew criticism from Colorado’s agricultural producers, who called the marketing blitz “tone deaf,” “elitist” and yet another “demonization” of cattle production. Activists, meanwhile, praised...
Aurora council to vote on consolidating, eliminating boards, commissions
Aurora City Council members plan to vote Monday night on the removal of several boards and commissions in an effort to consolidate the significant number of them, 28. They will also vote on consolidating several other boards and commissions and amend membership provisions for two. The boards and commissions up...
CSP investigating rollover crash that ended in the water
CSP responded to a reported rollover crash that ended with the vehicle in the water on Sunday evening.
Bridge repairs in Aurora to impact traffic on deadly stretch of I-225
The project comes after city officials were calling for the road to be flattened for over two years. The stretch of road will see single and double lane closures every Sunday through Thursday night for the next three months.
Denver Airport Might Build Nuclear Reactor, Likely Fueling Further Conspiracy Theories
Denver's mayor and the airport CEO announced a $1.25 million feasibility study to see if the nuclear option is viable for satisfying DIA's growing energy demand
Frequent immigration-related searches of Denver Flock camera data revealed in logs
Data collected by Flock Safety license plate readers across Denver was accessed in immigration-related national searches more than 1,400 times between June 2024 and April 2025, according to audit logs that Newsline obtained from the Denver Police Department. Flock users like Denver police can let local law...
Inspector ‘no longer’ with city after they allegedly consume psilocybin
An inspector with the Denver Department of Excise and Licenses is "no longer with the city" after the employee allegedly ate a psilocybin gummy during an inspection.
New Denver City Attorney is former trial attorney, corporate lawyer
Michiko Ando Brown, known as Miko, a former corporate lawyer for Airbnb and a trial attorney at two major Denver law firms, will be named Denver's next City Attorney by Mayor Mike Johnston, according to four sources with knowledge of the selection.
Cat Miraculously Survives Colorado Wildfire Thanks To One Crucial Detail
After a devastating wildfire swept through Jefferson County, Colorado, a story of unexpected hope and resilience came out, warming the hearts of everyone involved. Amid the inferno, a cat found itself trapped in the heart of the Quarry Fire, a blaze that would ultimately consume over 579.6 acres of land.
Online Giant Wayfair Launching First Colorado Store in Denver
Online retailer Wayfair is going brick-and-mortar in Colorado.
