Commerce City Police Department Proudly Shares Weekend Arrest Highlights on Social Media
The Commerce City Police Department had a busy weekend, embodying the grind of law enforcement with a series of arrests highlighted in a recent social media post. In a typical roundup of weekend activity, CCPD detailed their proactive policing efforts that led to the apprehension of several individuals in violation...
What’s the deal with those clever, punny road signs in metro Denver?
You see them over roads and highways across Colorado. Those big, electronic, pixelated signs. They have messages like:. They’re called Variable Messaging Signs, or VMS. And they’re meant to help keep drivers safe. But on one roadway in the Denver metro, those signs get a clever twist. “Feast...
‘It’s hard to believe’ Neighbors see damage up close after massive Denver apartment fire
Days after a massive five-alarm fire tore through an apartment complex under construction in southeast Denver, neighbors are returning to see the damage left behind.
‘Take a few minutes to look again’: Museums are encouraging visitors to take their...
At the Denver Art Museum (DAM), around forty people are seated in front of a seven-foot-tall portrait. The oil painting features two women – one seated, one standing, and they are holding hands. The portrait’s edge reveals a date of 1889 and a signature by Carolus-Duran. “Portrait of Lady Renée and Lady Juliette de...
Business owners say they called police hours before parking lot celebration turned deadly
FOX31 spoke to business owners in a Denver shopping center where one teen was killed, and three other people were injured in a shooting over the weekend.
Denver mayor’s sanctuary city legal bill hits $2 million limit
The bill for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s legal defense for that March 5 hearing before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on “sanctuary” cities has reached its $2 million contractual limit. Just as the year closed out on Dec. 30, a fifth payment, in the amount of $950,000 — almost half of the […]
Mad Denver Dentist Fights Insurance Company for Denying Care Because Her Patient Wasn’t in...
A doctor fighting insurance companies to cover their patients is a rare sight these days, which is why one dentist from Colorado is now going wildly viral. The dentist, distraught at her patient’s predicament, made sure that the patient’s insurance company heard her opinion and, in the process, she also reversed...
A Pioneer of Dating Apps Wants to Fix Modern Dating, Starting in Denver
Before there was Tinder or Bumble, there was PhoneFling. Released in 2005, PhoneFling was among the first mobile dating sites in the United States. Twenty years later, a co-creator of the pioneering platform is on a mission to save the dating scene from the damage caused by online services like his.
What’s in store for Denver in 2026
The Mile High City is barreling into a year of visible change that includes building boldly, spending cautiously and potentially arguing loudly about what comes next. Here's what's set to shape the city in 2026, city officials tell us. 🏗️ Development: Brace for construction fatigue. State of play:...
More than 2,900 Xcel customers briefly lose power in Boulder, Louisville
More than 2,900 Xcel customers briefly lost power Monday morning in Boulder County, between Boulder and Louisville, making it the second week in a row with a major, albeit short, outage. Customers lost power at 10:05 a.m. Monday, according to Xcel’s outage map. Of the 2,970 customers without power across...
