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Police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened Friday afternoon near East 48th Place and Argonne Street. DENVER — One person is dead after a shooting in Denver’s Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. The Denver Police Department said they received reports of a vehicle crash in the area of East 48th Place and Argon

FOX31 spent time on the Big Dry Creek Trail after hearing concerns from a frequent trail user and captured a motorized vehicle traveling along the path.

Forecast: Temperatures will soar toward record-breaking territory late this weekend, with 90s and 100s ahead.

A long-simmering lawsuit over unpaid work at the shuttered Riot House bar in Denver's LoDo ended quietly on July 17, when a judge dismissed the case and effectively cleared the developers named in the complaint of liability. The Market Street party spot is still closed, the building still empty, and the future of the h

Colorado homeowners who qualify for the senior homestead property tax exemption but failed to submit their applications by July 15 still have a narrow window to act. Late filings are accepted from July 16 through August 15 under deadlines set by Senate Bill 26-046, which aligned the regular and late application dates i

It was a slow week on the openings-and-closings front, but not an uneventful one, with the biggest news coming from McGregor Square as Carmine’s says “arrivederci” to downtown. But it’s also nice to see a shuttered Colfax establishment refilled with new tenants so quickly. Here’s all...

The best neighborhood pizzerias have a way of making you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Amici’s Pizzeria & Italian in Wheat Ridge has earned that reputation by serving handcrafted pizzas, hearty Italian classics, and homemade desserts in a warm, family-friendly setting where comfort comes naturally.

For 30 years, the deal was simple: You go to the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, you walk through the tropical conservatory, you look at the butterflies, and then — if […]

BROOMFIELD, Colo. — The Regional Transportation District’s effort to close a looming budget gap could eliminate much of Broomfield’s already limited public transportation network, affecting residents who rely on it to reach jobs, medical appointments, shopping and housing. The same budget proposals have drawn attention

Walk through downtown Denver today and the change from just a few years ago is hard to miss. The large homeless encampments that once dominated sidewalks, parks and underpasses have largely disappeared. Blocks that were once filled with tents, trash and disorder are clearer and more usable. For a city...