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Cherry Creek’s transparency pledge is facing questions as the district charges more than $1,200 to release travel records sought after issues involving former Superintendent Chris Smith led the board to impose a temporary ban on most travel. In the wake of a shakeup that included placing two top officials on...

Winter returned to Colorado overnight Saturday, just days before near 90-degree temperatures are expected to arrive in the Mile High City.

Mess with the bull elk… and you’ll almost get the antlers. There’s just something about wild animals and wild idiots crossing paths, eh? The genre of “Person Gets Too Close To Wildlife” videos is practically endless, as more and more people are caught on camera pressing their luck around animals and paying the price....

The city changed the process for disputing a parking ticket in September 2025 leading to a huge backlog.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) conducted an Allergy Capitals report for 2026, ranking the largest 100 cities in the contiguous U.S. by how challenging they are to live in if you have a pollen allergy, with Boise, Idaho, ranking first and two major California cities, San Diego and San Francisco,...

If you caught a whiff of campfire in parts of northeast Colorado on Friday and started eyeing your neighbor’s grill, you were in good company. A faint smoky smell and some light haze had folks from Greeley to the northern Front Range calling in reports of a possible fire. Crews checked it out but quickly realized the...

Here are the oldest buildings in major cities across Colorado.

DENVER (KKTV) - Ahead of the sentencing of a southern Colorado funeral home owner, a nonprofit is planning on honoring those impacted by similar cases. On Monday, Carie Hallford, one of the owners of the Return to Nature funeral home, is set to receive her federal sentence. She faces up to 15 years in prison for...

After months of mounting public pressure to reconsider its relationship with Flock Safety, the city of Boulder announced Friday that it will welcome bids from other license plate readers. This doesn’t mean that the city has severed all ties with Flock, which is facing public scrutiny for how its data...

Denver Public Schools has carried more obligations than unrestricted assets since at least 2005 — limiting the district’s financial flexibility for nearly two decades, a Denver Gazette analysis of district audits has found. In practical terms, when the unrestricted net position is negative for a long time, it means...