Traveling through DIA Wednesday? Why you may see a heavy presence of first responders
If you're traveling through Denver International Airport on Wednesday, you may notice a large presence of first responders. Airport officials say not to be alarmed, as it is not a real emergency.
It looks like some severely overhanging trees on Bowles could fall on a car
Lisa from Littleton writes, “What's driving you crazy? There are some severely overhanging trees on Bowles just east of Pierce in Littleton.
E-bike battery fire sparks hazmat response in Wheat Ridge
A hazmat incident shut down a stretch of West 44th Avenue in Wheat Ridge on Wednesday.
3 teens arrested after man found shot to death in vehicle
Denver police arrested three teenagers on suspicion of murder after a 19-year-old man believed to be "lured" to a specific location was found shot to death in a vehicle.
Denver police arrest suspect in shooting outside nightclub
Denver police on Monday announced the arrest of a suspect linked to a shooting early Saturday that injured four people. The Denver Police Department said 20-year-old Ty Anderson was arrested after its investigation revealed he had exchanged gunfire in an incident that began outside of the Volt Club, located at 2121 S.
Walmart supercenters among stores mandated to enforce new $15.71 minimum
WALMART supercenters are among retailers being forced to pay their employees a higher minimum wage in a US state. Colorado‘s minimum wage is increasing from next year, as various states implement their own wage increases and some business owners push back. In the state, minimum wage will increase by...
Denver purchases lot for new park in Golden Triangle neighborhood
Denver Parks and Recreation is working to achieve the goal of ensuring every resident has a park within a 10-minute walk of where they live.
Castle Rock man who intended to join ISIS pleads guilty in federal terrorism case
A Castle Rock man arrested in 2023 as he attempted to board a flight at Denver International Airport pleaded guilty last week in a terrorism case, according to federal officials. Davin Daniel Meyer, 21, took a deal and pleaded guilty Wednesday to attempting to provide material support or resources to...
Health and Human Services announces more than $96 million in mental health funding
WASHINGTON (KKTV) - On Monday, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced $96.7 million worth of grants and cooperative agreements providing funding for behavioral health services. That includes money earmarked for:. Unhoused people with “serious mental illness”. Substance use disorder treatment.
Sheriff issues warning after releasing new video of flooded intersection
A sheriff's office in Colorado is warning drivers to take caution when approaching flooded areas after a driver got stranded at an intersection over the weekend.
