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A recent post on social media has sparked a lively discussion about the best places to have a graduation dinner in Boulder. The original poster is seeking recommendations for a special meal to celebrate their graduation with their mother. They have a preference for Latin cuisine but are open to all types of food,...

A driver in Commerce City is facing a child abuse charge after allegedly driving 100mph down a highway with a toddler unsecured in his backseat, officials said.

State Sen. Faith Winter was killed in one of two crashes last week on Interstate 25 south of Denver that happened at about the same time and close to each other, authorities said Monday. The first crash involved two vehicles and left two people injured. The second involved three vehicles,...

Colorado casinos generated $94.3 million in revenue in October, up 3.9% year-over-year from $90.7 million. According to the latest report from the Colorado Department of Revenue, the Black Hawk region, home to 18 of the state’s 38 casinos, generated the highest revenue in October, totaling $71.1 million. Slots...

According to Denver police data, the number of package thefts in the city has continued to rise since 2022.

A sleek mountain lion prowling through suburban neighborhoods near Denver recently turned a quiet stretch of homes into the kind of wildlife drama most folks only see on TV. The big cat, weighing an estimated 70 kilograms (150 pounds), was spotted multiple times lurking near parks, sidewalks, and even driveways—close...

As the American West warms due to climate change, wildfires are increasingly burning in higher-elevation mountains, charring the watersheds where the region’s vital snowpack accumulates.

The Town of Johnstown has received a finalized financial audit report of their local YMCA, one which raises concerns of how and where money was spent by the organization.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife released an updated map of the pattern and travel of the collared wolves, showing significant movement towards metro area counties.

The former dean of students — one of the only Black employees in the district — alleges that her firing was racially motivated and part of an effort to "silence" her and her criticism of the attempted ban.