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DENVER — The founders of Denver's celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Marade announced Monday they will not participate in next year's event, saying the annual march and parade is no longer enough action given the current state of civil rights in America. Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and his...

On Dec. 18 and 19, the Boulder Valley School District canceled school in all of the district for a variety of reasons related to high winds. Some 41 schools out of 56 lost power for a varying amount of time, as stated by the district. On reflection, it feels important to highlight how the conditions and circumstances...

A year after the Los Angeles wildfires, many survivors face the same problem: Their insurance policies aren’t paying out enough to cover the cost of rebuilding. It’s a tragic predicament. And it will happen again when the next disaster hits. Since the 1990s, American homes have been systematically...

Denver police have arrested one person in connection to a Sunday night stabbing inside the Union Station bus terminal.

AccuWeather's Tony Laubach is in Colorado where he's witnessed multiple car wrecks in Platteville and Greeley due to foggy and freezing commuting conditions in the morning of Jan. 19.

Nestled in the heart of Pearl Street, Illegal Pete’s is more than just a burrito spot. It’s a beloved institution in Boulder, Colorado, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering Mexican fare. The restaurant’s unique charm and delectable burritos have earned it a dedicated following, attracting hungry...

Capping off a year of positive momentum, the Downtown Denver Partnership reports that downtown’s pedestrian activity reached 99% of December 2019 levels in December 2025, marking a nine-percentage-point increase compared to December 2024. This strong performance wraps up a transformative year that saw the reopening...

After serving a decade-and-a-half prison sentence, a Colorado man wrote a book about his experience behind bars. However, he may now be headed back to prison.

Denver’s self-proclaimed “pet whisperer,” Councilman Chris Hinds, has launched a new program to help renters avoid having to choose between a home and their pet. Funded through Hinds’ own council budget, the program seeks prevent relinquishment, as well as unnecessary pet rehoming by helping cover upfront pet deposit...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A group of community members are making a public announcement Monday, advocating for the release of a mother and five children from ICE custody after their husband and father, Mohamed Soliman, was named a suspect the June 2025 attack in Boulder. Organizers say they are...