Scattered Storms Gusty Winds and Lightning Targeting Colorado Including Denver Colorado Springs Fort Collins...
COLORADO — A hot and unsettled Wednesday is taking shape across Colorado and surrounding areas on May 13, 2026, with widespread upper 80s and low 90s building across the region while scattered afternoon showers and storms develop during the afternoon and evening hours. Gusty winds between 35 and 55 mph and frequent lig
Major crime ring busted after skimmers hit hundreds across Front Range
A major Front Range crime ring has been dismantled after investigators uncovered a widespread card‑skimming operation that stole from hundreds of victims.
Austin law firm to sue Denver over Frontier Airlines incident that killed a pedestrian
AUSTIN, Texas — An Austin law firm is one of two that are suing the City and County of Denver in Colorado over the incident at the Denver airport involving a Frontier Airlines plane hitting a pedestrian on the runway during its takeoff roll last Friday. DJC Law, PLLC,...
Ball Arena’s 2026 Concert Calendar is Stacked
Ball Arena has some pretty great shows coming up, including one of my favorite country artists.
The historic Rossonian building in Five Points inches closer to special redevelopment deal
A deal that could incentivize redevelopment for the historic Rossonian building may help a long-running effort to reopen the hotel. On Tuesday, a Denver City Council committee gave the first stamp of approval to a plan to create tax-increment financing for the Rossonian development. Tax-increment financing, or TIF, is
Plan to revive historic hotel, once heart of Denver’s jazz scene, moves forward with...
A development project set to bring life back to one of Denver’s historic jazz venues is set to get extra help from the city to make it happen. The Finance and Business Committee, a group of City Council members who take up budget and economic development decisions, unanimously approved the creation of a tax increment [
Metropolitan State University of Denver holds its first-ever graduation ceremony for parenting students
Sign up for our free monthly newsletter Beyond High School to get the latest news about college and career paths for Colorado’s high school grads. Laura Delmonico’s college journey has required constant juggling. She has worked, interned, and volunteered as treasurer of her Metropolitan State University of Denver stude
Denver wants to ‘reel back’ Mutual Aid Monday. They refuse: ‘We are a protest’
Tensions are rising between the city of Denver and Mutual Aid Monday, the long-running weekly gathering that gives out food and other services to hundreds of people each week. Mutual Aid Monday has met outside the City and County Building for nearly six years. In recent weeks, the city has...
Power is back on for Xcel customers in Denver
Power is back on for more than 5,000 Xcel Energy customers in Denver who were hit by an outage Tuesday evening. “It looks like we had a momentary outage at the substation that serves that area. All customers should have electric power,” Xcel spokesperson Michelle Aguayo said in a statement.
Stronger cold front swings through Colorado early next week
It will be a hot and mainly dry day, with highs near 90 degrees this afternoon. Temperatures will remain well above normal through the weekend.
