Jane Fonda returns to Denver to challenge a giant data center looming over clinic,...
"We will not be able to put AI back in the bottle."
Smoke Show On 38th: Rolling Smoke BBQ Fires Up Wheat Ridge
Rolling Smoke BBQ has quietly turned a longtime Wheat Ridge storefront into a full-on smokehouse on 38th Avenue, serving brisket, ribs, and a rotating lineup of live music. The new brick-and-mortar spot keeps a neighborhood vibe while making room for vegetarian and vegan plates alongside its smoked meats, and early din
Missing 63-year-old veteran found dead in creek
Kevin Bailey, a 63-year-old man and United States Air Force veteran, was found deceased in a creek on June 26, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO). According to the ACSO, Bailey had been missing since June 12 when he left the Woodland Estates Senior Living Center at 2500 S. Roslyn St., where he […]
DPD cites ‘dangerous pattern’ after 2 vehicle-theft confrontations turn deadly
The Denver Police Department is calling it a “dangerous pattern” and warning residents not to confront suspected vehicle thieves after two recent fatal shootings involving vehicle owners.
West Colfax Tragedy: Juvenile Cyclist Dies as Driver Faces No Charges
Denver police confirmed Thursday, July 2, that the juvenile bicyclist struck on May 7 in the 3400 block of West Colfax Avenue has died from their injuries, and that the motorist involved will not face criminal charges. The announcement caps a months-long investigation into the collision, which left the bicyclist hospit
Aurora Intruder Gets 10 Years in Burglary Tied to Teen’s Death
An Aurora man has been handed a 10-year prison sentence in a burglary case connected to the killing of 16-year-old Audrina Arrington, closing out one piece of a deadly January 7, 2025, home invasion, while two other defendants continue to work through the courts. 9NEWS reported that 35-year-old Cooper Miller...
12 Colorado Fabric And Quilt Shops Worth Finding After Joann Left A Craft-Sized Gap
When a go-to fabric aisle disappears, makers do not just lose a store; they lose a ritual. Across Colorado, quilters, sewists, cosplayers, and weekend crafters have been rethinking where to find the good stuff: crisp cottons, dependable batting, sharp notions, patient advice, and the spark that turns a half-formed idea
ICE detains 2 Boulder County defendants released on bond after U.S. 36 road rage...
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Denver arrested two Honduran men who were released on bond last week after they were charged with attempted murder in a Boulder County road rage case. The Boulder County District Attorney’s Office has criticized the agency for posting incorrect information about the ch
‘Shot to death while saving his brother’s life’: Commerce City police looking for cold...
A Commerce City Police detective is searching for answers nearly four years after a man was fatally shot while trying to help his brother who was being robbed at gunpoint.
Wildfires prompt fireworks bans ahead of July 4
With wildfires burning around Colorado ahead of America’s 250th birthday, local fire departments and municipalities are taking measures to reduce wildfire risk from fireworks. On Thursday, Douglas County canceled all fireworks shows across the county and Jefferson County banned the use and sale of all fireworks in its

















