Four more people linked to a Broomfield school have measles
Four more cases of measles have been identified in Adams and Weld counties. The state health department and both counties’ health agencies confirmed that all four people were unvaccinated and all are tied to Broomfield High School or Broomfield Heights Middle School. The Colorado Department of Public Health and...
Brothers sentenced in deadly aquarium drive-by shooting
Two brothers were sentenced on Friday in connection with a drive-by shooting outside the Denver Downtown Aquarium that killed a 19-year-old.
11 German Restaurants In Colorado You Have To Try At Least Once
Colorado may be famous for soaring peaks and endlessly tempting craft beer, but there is another delicious side to the state that deserves a standing ovation. Tucked between snowy resort towns and busy suburban stretches is a wonderfully cozy tradition of German cooking that feels like a warm hug after a long day.
LDS activist excommunicated from the church speaks out on women’s rights across Colorado |...
Forty-Five Years Ago This Week: “Women must demand — now and if necessary at the peril of our lives — that we be granted civil rights in the same way rich white men in this country were granted them: constitutional decree,” said Sonia Johnson, co-founder of Mormons for the Equal Rights Amendment.
Stabbings and 72 Police Calls Ignite Northglenn Revolt Over State Mental Health Homes
A January 7 stabbing has turned long‑simmering anxiety in Northglenn into open conflict with the state. After a resident allegedly stabbed another resident and injured two responding officers at one of the Colorado Department of Human Services transitional living homes on Grant Drive, city leaders and neighbors are...
Denver Distillery announces closure as founder retires
Denver Distillery, the city’s first distillery pub, will close after eight years in the Baker neighborhood. The family-owned business plans a final St. Patrick’s Day.
Denver closes first $410 million Vibrant Denver Bond tranche
Denver wrapped the sale of the first $410 million tranche of Mayor Mike Johnston’s $950 million Vibrant Denver bond package, the city said in a statement Thursday. The sale, according to the Department of Finance, “will allow the city to fulfill its promise to voters of getting started on all bond projects in 2026.”...
Man who was on parole after prior violent offenses now accused in 4 murders
A Colorado parolee once deemed “very high" risk is now charged in four killings across three counties after being released on parole. He is now being held without bond.
Commission awards record-setting $706K in wolf losses to ranchers
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has now approved more than $700,000 in wolf depredation claims by ranchers for 2025, which doubles the amount budgeted by the state. The commission approved six claims totaling $706,460.91 at its meeting March 5 in Westminster. Those claims were recommended for approval by...
Lakewood Party Bloodshed: Judge Drops 25-Year Hammer On Teen’s Killers
What started as a late-night house party in Lakewood has ended with decades in prison for two young men and a permanent loss for one family. Jefferson County District Court Judge Russell Klein on Wednesday sentenced Philix Baca and Anthony Allen to 25 years in state prison each for their roles in the 2024 shooting...

















