Rent Drops Are Shaking U.S. Housing Markets: One City Feels the Biggest Impact
Realtor.com has released a new report examining how falling rents are reshaping renter behavior across U.S. cities. The report finds that lower rents are prompting many renters to move for more space, better affordability, or improved amenities. Among cities in the U.S., Denver has shown the highest decline in rent.
Denver airport ranks 4th in U.S. for best food and drink, study shows
The Denver International Airport ranks fourth best in the U.S. for food and drink options, according to a study by Restaurant Furniture. Restaurant Furniture determined the best airports for food and drink by analyzing Google reviews for all restaurants and bars with at least 20 reviews in the 31 busiest airports in...
Passenger train, semi trailer collide east of Denver: Colorado State Patrol
A passenger Amtrak train and a vehicle collided east of Denver on Tuesday morning.
Suspect arrested in Colorado Cold Case homicide of Rosa Arguello
Police in Iowa have arrested a murder suspect they believe could solve a cold case in Colorado from nearly 22 years ago. Rosa Arguello's body was found in October 2003 in Thornton.
Why do elk antlers bleed? It’s actually a harmless process
In the late summer, male elk and other animals display a shocking sight of blood on their antlers. While it may look painful and fairly grisly, it's completely harmless and actually natural.
Cardi B’s ‘Little Miss Drama Tour’ includes stop in Denver
Cardi B announced on Tuesday that she will be getting back on stage for her "Little Miss Drama Tour," which is her first tour in six years.
Local veteran advocates warn VA’s shift to private care jeopardizes services
This story was first published at KUNC. Bernie Rogoff is a Korean War-era Army veteran who’s spent his life advocating for fellow service members. The 95-year-old led the push for Aurora’s modern Veterans Affairs medical center, which opened in 2018 to serve Colorado’s nearly 400,000 veterans. Rogoff still calls it...
Families with children still suffering on Denver’s streets, advocates tell council
A trifecta of advocates from Housekeys Action Network Denver, or HAND, a non-profit serving the homeless, told the City Council Monday that families with children continue to suffer on Denver’s streets.
More Colorado workers turning to part-time work as a way to pay monthly bills
Layoffs and hiring freezes are leading more people to get part-time jobs to pay the bills, and financial analysis shows it’s casting doubt on the labor market.
Multiple parked vehicles damaged in Sunday evening crash in Aurora neighborhood
A crash on East Parklane Drive Sunday evening left three parked vehicles damaged and neighbors captured the chaotic scene on doorbell cameras.
