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An Aurora Realtor told the City Council Monday that a panhandler she believes is housed is making a mess of her neighborhood. Anna Saenz said a man appeared on her street corner back in February. “He was like a grandpa type,” she said. But he leaves trash around to the corner always looks in disarray.

Imagine grabbing a coffee downtown and knowing that, hundreds of feet below your sneakers, there might be the remains of long‑necked dinosaurs, ancient reefs, or vanished oceans quietly sleeping in the dark. In a lot of the United States, that idea is more science fiction than science fact, because cities are often bui

The former police and fire chiefs of Federal Heights have filed an intent to sue the city, accusing city leadership of retaliation when they were both fired earlier this year.

Winners of the 2026 U.S. Open Beer Championship have been announced, and as might be expected, Colorado ended up with plenty of medals. Described as the third-largest beer competition that takes place in the United States, the U.S. Open Beer Championship allows breweries from around the globe to compete in more than 18

After more than 15 years flipping patties in the Highlands, Park Burger’s neighborhood outpost is calling it quits later this month. The company behind the mini-chain has confirmed the closure, which will pull a longtime family dining option off West 32nd Avenue and leave Park Burger with just two spots still operating

Born in May, Kai quickly gained the love of zoo staffers with his big eyes, front teeth and charming personality in just a few short months.

Aurora, Colorado, is currently "teetering on having to move to Stage II drought restrictions."

Carmine’s on Penn has been a staple of the Denver Italian food scene since 1994, with a brand so strong that, in 2021, the Ballpark District welcomed the first expansion of the popular family-style concept in downtown’s McGregor Square. But today, we’ve learned that the downtown experiment is...

After five years of serving big bowls of red-sauce comfort in the shadow of Coors Field, Carmine’s Italian Restaurant is calling it quits at McGregor Square. The downtown location will serve its last meal this Saturday, while the original Carmine’s on Penn in West Washington Park stays put. The closure pulls the brand

A Denver man has filed a lawsuit against the Denver Police Department this week, alleging unlawful search and seizure — and a federal judge's ruling backs his claim.