Family of man killed by cellmate sues Denver
The family of a man who was killed by his cellmate while in custody of the Denver Sheriff’s Department has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. Angela Hernandez, the mother of Vincent Chacon, joined civil rights attorneys Mari Newman, Andy McNulty and Madeline Leibin on Monday outside the Denver Downtown Detention
CU Boulder And Columbia Researchers Find Seaweed-Based Ingredient Can Help Turn Dirt Into 3D-Printed...
University of Colorado Boulder researchers found that a seaweed-based ingredient used in foods like ice cream could make natural earthen materials such as clay and sand easier to 3D-print into durable structures. The discovery could help turn construction waste into lower-impact building materials. The research was led
The best and worst times to travel by car in metro Denver on July...
Data: INRIX ; Chart: Sami Sparber/Axios The busiest July Fourth travel week since at least 2019 is upon us, AAA predicts. Why it matters: The right departure time could save you hours stuck in traffic. Zoom in: Avoid traveling northbound on Interstate 25 around 2:30pm Monday, when congestion is expected to spike 78%. S
Boulder County fire restrictions remain in effect
Smoke from fires burning in Utah can be seen across the Front Range, especially in Boulder County near Nederland.
11 Colorado Flower Shops That Turn Everyday Bouquets Into Unforgettable Gifts
Flowers have a way of making any occasion feel more meaningful, but the best florists turn a simple bouquet into something truly unforgettable. Across Colorado, talented floral designers are creating arrangements that go far beyond the ordinary, combining color, texture, creativity, and craftsmanship into gifts that le
Holy bats, man! Denver’s night sky is full of ’em, but where do they...
On warm summer nights in Denver, bats appear just after sunset, zigzagging to hunt insects. Denver resident Nicole Shorts asked CPR’s Colorado Wonder a question:. “When I look up in the sky, I see bunches of bats fluttering around. I was wondering, where do they roost during the day? Where do they go?”
Denver’s Centennial Gardens shut down due to lack of rainwater
Denver's Centennial Gardens abruptly closed over a year ago and the gates have been chained ever since, leaving residents with questions like why and what's next.
Americans Who Sold Everything and Moved to These 10 Cities in Their 30s Say...
Rising housing costs, weak job matches, long commutes and social isolation are common reasons some Americans in their 30s say a big-city move backfired. Here is a city-by-city look at 10 places that repeatedly show up in first-person accounts of relocation regret.
Broomfield police notes for June 15 to 21
1:30 a.m.: Authorities took a report of third-degree assault on the 200 block of Summit Boulevard. 2 p.m.: Broomfield police took a report of third-degree assault on the 1200 block of Kohl Street. 6 p.m.: Police took a report of second-degree burglary on the 1000 block of Eldorado Boulevard. Wednesday.
Suspected Drunk Driver Cuffed After Red-Light Smashup Shuts Down Commerce City’s Highway 85
An early Sunday crash on northbound U.S. Highway 85 in Commerce City sent three people to the hospital and landed one driver in custody, according to police. The northbound lanes at East 56th Avenue were shut down while officers worked a serious-injury collision that investigators say started when a suspected impaired

















