Denver metro families demand safer streets after drivers crash into their homes
Two Denver metro families had to clean up after drivers crashed into their homes in the same weekend.
Church and Union closes after nearly 2 years in downtown Denver
Church and Union closed over the weekend after nearly two years in the Union Station neighborhood.
Denver builder withdraws from Metrocenter redevelopment project
Oakwood Homes has withdrawn from the $850 million Metrocenter redevelopment project, with a replacement builder expected to be named next week. The Denver-based homebuilder, which was selected as the exclusive homebuilder at The Metropolitan last fall, notified the master developer about a month ago of its plans to wit
‘Aggressive bear activity’ closes Jeffco park in Golden
A Jefferson County park in Golden is closed Monday morning due to "aggressive bear activity."
Officer Accused of Threatening to Break a Woman’s Jaw Then Searched the Call on...
A Boulder, Colorado, police officer with less than a year on the job was arrested last week on misdemeanor charges tied to an alleged off-duty domestic violence incident and official misconduct. The Denver Post, citing ... Read more
Rectangular UFOs reported traversing cash register building in Denver
A skywatcher near Denver reported four UFOs, including two rectangular ones, traversing the downtown skyline and the cash register building in particular. The spotter reported the sighting to the National UFO Reporting Center. According to the report, the witness saw the UFOs, also known as Unidentified Aerial Phenomen
Denver’s Wyndham Clark holds on to claim second U.S. Open title
It wasn’t easy, but Colorado’s Wyndham Clark is a two-time U.S. Open champion. Entering Sunday’s final roujnd with a six-shot lead, the Denver native grinded to a 73 to hold off Sam Burns and a rowdy New York crowd at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y. Clark also won the U.S. Open at Los […]
O’Connor Requests Vote After Contractor Lobbies on Social Media
Less than a week after the Erie Town Council’s deadlocked vote rejected a proposed mineral rights agreement tied to the Draco Pad, Councilmember Brian O’Connor has called for a reconsideration of the decision. The council is scheduled to revisit the topic on June 23, reopening one of the most divisive debates facing th
Marshall Fire victims traveling to Washington, D.C. to advocate for better disaster recovery assistance
More than four years after the Marshall Fire, many are still in recovery after losing everything. This week, three survivors are heading to Washington, D.C., to advocate for better help for people who experience wildfires or any other natural disaster.
Suspected DUI driver hits 3 cars before crashing into Commerce City home, police say
A driver suffered minor injuries after their truck crashed into a home in Commerce City late Saturday night following a series of collisions on Interstate 270, authorities said. South Adams County Fire Department crews responded to the crash at about 11:38 p.m. near East 54th Avenue and Leyden Street. According to fire
