In reversal, Erie Town Council votes to sell underground mineral rights to oil and...
In a reversal of its earlier decision, the Erie Town Council on a 4-3 vote has decided to sell mineral rights to oil and gas operator SM Energy Company, sending forward a contentious deal that could bring the town over $23 million in combined cash and future revenue, according to the town, along with land transfers and
Denver moves closer to allowing bars to stay open until 4 a.m., without extending...
Proposal aims to reduce congestion and fights by staggering crowds with extended entertainment hours, while alcohol service would still end at 2 a.m. under state law. A Denver City Council committee advanced a proposal Tuesday that would allow bars and clubs to stay open until 4 a.m., two hours after "last call for alc
RTD plans bus shuttles for A Line maintenance shutdown at Denver airport
The Regional Transportation District will suspend A Line commuter rail service between Denver International Airport and 61st-Peña stations on Sunday for track maintenance. Bus shuttles will replace trains during the work window from about 5:25 a.m. to 1:12 p.m. Regular A Line service will continue between Denver Union
Grounding in Boulder: The Benefits of Earthing and the Best Local Places to Try...
Grounding—also known as earthing—has become an increasingly popular wellness practice in recent years. The concept is simple: connect directly with the Earth by walking barefoot on natural surfaces such as grass, soil, sand, or stone. Supporters believe this connection can help people feel calmer, more centered, and mo
Boulder police overreached in interrogating suspect, Colorado Supreme Court finds
Two Boulder detectives violated a man’s constitutional rights by interrogating him at his home using a court order that solely authorized the collection of his DNA evidence, the Colorado Supreme Court concluded on Tuesday. The ruling curtailed the ability of police to use a narrow category of court orders,...
Research suggests moose lived in Colorado long before reintroductions
COLORADO (KKTV) - New research from an interdisciplinary team provides evidence that moose inhabited the southern Rocky Mountains in Colorado centuries before state wildlife reintroductions began in the 1970s. Working from archaeological evidence, historical records, and Indigenous knowledge, the study, published in th
Arvada Council Kicks Drought Surcharge Showdown to August
Arvada City Council hit pause on a heated debate over drought surcharges, voting 6-1 on Tuesday to push a final decision to Aug. 18. The delay puts off what had been a plan to roll out temporary fees as early as this summer and buys councilmembers more time to hear from residents and drill into how bills would change.
Suspect indicted on 82 counts related to small business burglaries in Colorado
ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - On Tuesday, a Colorado man was indicted on 82 counts of burglary and theft related to break-ins of small businesses across Adams and Broomfield counties. The 17th Judicial District said 36-year-old Adrian Grigg is accused of committing break-ins in areas including 120th Avenue, 136th Avenue
Man indicted on 82 counts after alleged burglary spree
A man who allegedly committed a series of break-ins in 2024 and stole more than $40,000 has been indicted on 82 charges related to burglaries.
Superior Town Council unanimously rejects development proposal amid evacuation concerns
The Superior Town Council unanimously rejected a proposal to annex a piece of land — or bring it into the town’s boundaries — and open it to multi-unit residential development amid resident concerns. In its Monday night meeting, the council rejected the annexation of the property at...

















