Denver CO

While people evacuated during a shooting in Evergreen, a restaurant owner ran inside to rescue a hiding child.

Boulder’s Dog of the Day belongs to a true local standout — Tori, a beautiful black dog whose glossy coat and calm confidence make her impossible to miss. Whether she’s strolling along a trail, relaxing in the sunshine, or striking a pose for the camera, Tori carries herself with the easygoing charm that fits Boulder...

Some restaurants manage to transport you somewhere else entirely, and GB Fish & Chips on South Broadway in Denver does exactly that. Without a passport or a transatlantic flight, you can pull up a chair and enjoy the kind of golden, crispy, beautifully battered cod that Londoners have been queuing for since the...

The first group of five apprentices started in February, each representing a different hospital in AdventHealth’s Rocky Mountain region.

A Thornton man was sentenced to nearly 70 years in prison Friday for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl in 2023. Phillip Torres, 44, received 68 years-to-life in prison, the maximum allowable sentence under the law, for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in his home on June 20, 2023,...

Denver police are investigating a shooting that resulted in serious injuries on Sunday.

Here is a breakdown of the major chains scaling back their Colorado presence this month. Based right here in Broomfield, Noodles & Company is in the midst of a significant strategic turnaround. After identifying dozens of underperforming units nationwide, the chain is closing a fresh wave of restaurants this month as...

The Denver Metro Association of Realtors released its February Denver metro real estate market trends report, showing increased buyer activity as mortgage rates declined and spring approaches. In Brief:. Denver metro homebuyer activity increased in February as mortgage rates dropped below 6%. Pending home sales rose...

Contaminated fuel sold around the Denver metro area in January was the result of “human error,” the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s Division of Oil and Public Safety said Friday.

More than 2,000 Denver households and businesses lost power Friday afternoon as outages swept across several central neighborhoods, cutting lights at some traffic signals and dimming entire blocks while snow pushed through the metro area. Residents reported lights flickering before the power cut out, and utility...