Driver Dies After Sheridan Smashup Near Bates, Cops Probe Cause
A motorist was pronounced dead after a crash near Sheridan Boulevard and Bates Avenue in Denver on Friday, according to police. Crews closed lanes as investigators worked the scene, and drivers were warned to expect delays. The cause of the collision remains under investigation. Police Update From Denver PD. According...
Denver PD arrests suspect in deadly shooting tied to possible road rage incident
A suspect wanted in connection with a deadly shooting that investigators said may have stemmed from a road rage incident has been arrested by police.
What to know about Asian Food Week
Now in its fourth year, Mile High Asian Food Week does not disappoint. Why it matters: The eight-day event showcases the diversity of Colorado's food scene with 73 vendors from Aurora to Colorado Springs participating. The vibe: Expect to find secret items, speciality menus and exclusive discounts from restaurants owned...
Denver weather: Another dry and breezy day Friday
Although it'll be staying dry and breezy Friday, the Denver weather forecast still features several opportunities for extremely beneficial rainfall starting this weekend and continuing through next week.
Historic marker stolen along busy Colorado road
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — An 89-year-old historic marker has been stolen from along a busy road in Lakewood. The marker was installed to commemorate the 5,000 workers who took part in the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and helped to extend Alameda Avenue to Red Rocks Amphitheater during the Great Depression. The marker was located on West Alameda Avenue at South Benton Street, one block...
U.S. Army responds to Evergreen home for report of unexploded military munitions
EVERGREEN, Colo. (KKTV) - The U.S. Army responded to a Clear Creek County home Tuesday after unexploded military ordnances were found. The Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office (CCCSO) said deputies responded to a home in Evergreen for a homeowner who reported that they had two unexploded military ordnances that were considered to be potentially dangerous.
Colorado honors apprenticeship leaders at annual awards in Denver
DENVER — Apprenticeship Colorado recognized 14 individuals and organizations advancing workforce training at its eighth annual Apprenticeship Awards on April 21 at the History Colorado Center. In Brief:. Apprenticeship Colorado recognized 14 individuals and organizations. Event held at History Colorado Center with 130 attendees. More than 100 new apprenticeship...
Documents in Evergreen HS shooting released. Here’s what they show.
A massive trove of documents related to the Sept. 10, 2025 Evergreen High School shooting was released late Thursday by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
Denver Fire scrutinized over intergovernmental agreements
A new audit found that the Denver Fire Department is not closely reviewing the costs and benefits of its fire support agreements with neighboring municipalities. The chief of the fire department signaled his agreement with that assessment, and the agency said it would comply with auditors’ recommendations. Denver Fire provides support services to Englewood, Glendale, […]
He didn’t commit a crime, but Flock cam alerts keep getting him pulled over
CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, Colo. — Kyle Dausman was just driving through Cherry Hills Village when officers pulled him over without warning. Officers thought he had a warrant attached to his vehicle. He didn't. They released him. A few days later, he was pulled over again by one of the...

















