How Colorado’s Prison-Trained K9 Program Gives Dogs—and Inmates—a Second Chance
Chances are that if you saw five-year-old Robert Ray walking around his neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side back in 1990, he wasn’t alone. Most days, at least five or six dogs trailed behind him, lured to his side by the black-eyed peas and string beans he snuck from the dinner table when his mom wasn’t looking.
Peter Boyles Named To Colorado Broadcasters Hall Of Fame Along With Alan Berg
Longtime Denver Talk Radio Host And His Close Friend Alan Berg To Join 2026 Class Honoring Some Of State’s Best Known Broadcasting Voices. For decades, Peter Boyles has been one of the most recognizable, provocative, and enduring voices on Denver radio. This fall, his long career behind the microphone will receive one
Lakewood man arrested, accused of killing his wife while children slept
The First Judicial District Attorney's Office has charged Patrick "Ted" Barnett with first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Lindsey Barnett.
Former Budlong Chicken owner goes to prison for spending COVID relief money on sprawling...
The former owner of the Budlong Hot Chicken chain and other restaurants in Chicago and Denver has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after admitting he fraudulently obtained more than $2.3 million in COVID relief funds and failed to turn over more than $430,000 in taxes withheld from his employees.
Montbello Pedestrian Hospitalized in Peoria Street Crash, Fourth Serious Wreck in Days
A pedestrian was rushed to the hospital Wednesday night after being struck by a vehicle near North Peoria Street and East 47th Avenue in Montbello, marking the second serious crash on this stretch of road in less than a week. The driver stayed at the scene, and police warned of delays as investigators worked the inters
Denver eyes former tiny village site for cold-weather shelter
Denver's Department of Housing Stability wants to build two cold-weather shelters with up to 400 beds total on the former Monroe Village tiny home village site in Elyria-Swansea. Why it matters: City officials say the plan shouldn't be interpreted as a pivot away from Denver's focus on permanent housing. But the propos
Former Aurora officer accused of stealing, using drugs charged with misconduct, DUI
AURORA | A former Aurora Police officer is facing charges of official misconduct and driving under the influence after investigators say he took drugs collected at a traffic stop and later used them while driving home. The 18th Judicial District is charging Michael Gallagher following an investigation that found Gallag
DEA warns of emoji codes used to buy drugs as students return to school
The DEA is encouraging parents to talk with their children about the dangers of illegal street drugs as students head back to school.
Denver minimum wage hike means bigger paychecks, but higher costs
DENVER — Denver’s minimum wage will rise to $19.84 an hour on Jan. 1, renewing debate over how higher labor costs affect workers and businesses. Some say the increase is necessary, while others say the higher wages could impact business operations. Every business owner implements cost-cutting methods however...
Centennial approves regulations targeting high-powered electric bikes, motorcycles
Centennial joined a growing number of local governments seeking to regulate high-powered electric vehicles that officials say have contributed to rising safety concerns and injuries. The Centennial City Council unanimously approved an updated ordinance on Tuesday, creating new rules governing electric motorcycles, elec

















