Austin law firm to sue Denver over Frontier Airlines incident that killed a pedestrian
AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin law firm is one of two that are suing the City and County of Denver in Colorado over the incident at the Denver airport involving a Frontier Airlines plane hitting a pedestrian on the runway during its takeoff roll last Friday. DJC Law, PLLC,...
More Free Concerts are Coming to the Levitt Pavilion in Denver
From jazz to country, the Levitt Pavilion in Denver has stacked schedule of free concerts
Aurora schools locked in SECURE status after stolen car chaos
A chaotic morning outside two Aurora schools forced Cherokee Trail High School and Fox Ridge Middle School into SECURE status after police said a 17-year-old drove a stolen vehicle recklessly through campus property before disappearing.
The historic Rossonian building in Five Points inches closer to special redevelopment deal
A deal that could incentivize redevelopment for the historic Rossonian building may help a long-running effort to reopen the hotel. On Tuesday, a Denver City Council committee gave the first stamp of approval to a plan to create tax-increment financing for the Rossonian development. Tax-increment financing, or TIF, is
Denver gets closer to imposing data center moratorium
The City and County of Denver on Monday took the first step in its plans to impose a one-year moratorium on data centers. The council advanced the proposal following its first reading, a move that triggers a public hearing on the matter. That hearing is set for May 18. Because data centers are not specifically […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver holds its first-ever graduation ceremony for parenting students
Sign up for our free monthly newsletter Beyond High School to get the latest news about college and career paths for Colorado’s high school grads. Laura Delmonico’s college journey has required constant juggling. She has worked, interned, and volunteered as treasurer of her Metropolitan State University of Denver stude
Colorado Thieves Are Drilling Gas Tanks for Fuel
Thieves are reportedly drilling holes in parked vehicle gas tanks to steal fuel in Colorado.
Power is back on for Xcel customers in Denver
Power is back on for more than 5,000 Xcel Energy customers in Denver who were hit by an outage Tuesday evening. “It looks like we had a momentary outage at the substation that serves that area. All customers should have electric power,” Xcel spokesperson Michelle Aguayo said in a statement.
Smokey Hill High School Alumna wins Food Network’s “Ultimate Baking Championship”
Smoky Hill High School is celebrating one of its own! Molly Coen, a 2014 graduate, won Food Network’s The Ultimate Baking Championship and its $50,000 grand prize. Coen beat 15 […]
Stronger cold front swings through Colorado early next week
It will be a hot and mainly dry day, with highs near 90 degrees this afternoon. Temperatures will remain well above normal through the weekend.
