Parts of Colfax Avenue to close some overnights for bus arch installation
For those who live or drive on Colfax Avenue, there are some road closures happening at the end of October.
Homeless encampment cleared near Denver demolition site Monday after questions were raised
A homeless encampment that popped up just feet from a demolition site along Speer Boulevard and 6th Avenue was cleared Monday evening.
10/21/25 Blog: Colorado Let Criminals Out Of Jail, Crime Went Up
GO ON VACATION WITH ME! Get your cabin on the next Mandy Connell Adventure to the Rhine River in Europe before they sell out! Get more info here. COLORADO LET TOO MANY CRIMINALS OUT OF JAIL And joining me today to talk about a new study from the Common Sense Institute that shows just how many and just how bad things...
Colorado acknowledges failure to begin parole revocation proceedings against man who caused fatal crash
State corrections officers failed to follow policy after they learned that Christopher Moore – the man at the center of a police chase and fatal crash on Tuesday – was arrested in June on felony charges nine days after he was paroled out of the Colorado prison system, 9NEWS Investigates has learned. That arrest...
‘Get the Flock out of here,’ Denverites tell City Council
Several people during public comment period at the Denver City Council meeting Monday blasted Mayor Mike Johnston for making an end-run around the council’s decision two months ago not to approve a Flock camera contract.
18-year-old sentenced to 40 years after deadly shooting in Denver
An 18-year-old was sentenced to 40 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, according to the Denver District Attorney's Office.
Community helps find missing dog lost in Colorado woods for 27 days
A Denver couple was losing hope after their 2-year-old dog, Kaiya, ran off into the woods near Crested Butte — that is, until they got a call nearly a month after she went missing.
Denver hosts world’s largest police conference as DPD responded to weekend protest
Denver law enforcement this week seized an opportunity to share its policing strategies with global agencies, as the city played host this year to the world’s largest police conference and as massive protests filled downtown streets. From Saturday to Tuesday, more than 16,000 law enforcement representatives from...
Analysis: Denver Study Shows Removing Parking Requirements Results in More Affordable Housing Being Built
Removing parking requirements for new buildings could help thousands of Coloradans who struggle to afford housing. There is a shortage of over 106,000 homes across Colorado, according to a recent study by the Colorado State Demography Office. Nearly 90 percent of the lowest-income households in the state spend over...
Citizens Win!: Neighbors Halt The Cherry Creek GID Takeover
After months of grassroots pressure, Cherry Creek North neighbors stop Denver City Hall’s and Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer’s attempt to create a new tax district — and set a new standard for local government accountability. Cherry Creek North residents have done what few neighborhoods manage to achieve —...

















