Denver CO

Southbound E-470 has fully reopened after the trailer of a semi-truck carrying wind turbine components broke early Saturday morning.

For about seven years a man thought he got away with killing his girlfriend on an Amtrak train as they traveled across the country. But a Colorado jury on Friday ensured that wouldn't be the case. The post 'At a breaking point': Man strangled girlfriend to death next to sleeping kids on Amtrak train as she tried to...

It is astonishing to think about how many remarkable creatures we share this planet with. Beyond their essential place in sustaining ecosystems, animals bring a sense of delight and gentleness to the everyday world. Some are irresistibly engaging and wander close to people, drawn by curiosity or the simple urge...

The Aurora Police Department recently announced a significant breakthrough in a nonfatal shooting case from last November. According to the Aurora Police Department, in a social media post, their Gun Violence Suppression Team apprehended a suspect, Christopher "Sandwich" Cole, connected to a violent argument about...

A massive communal bathhouse is coming to downtown Denver. Would you try it?

Once upon a time, there was a sick boy with a window. So sick was little David Sturgeon that he couldn’t leave his second-floor bedroom, even to celebrate Christmas. He couldn’t go down the stairs of his family’s Denver home to see the tree or the decorations hung upon it.

The United States Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward, up to $150,000 for any information that leads to the arrest of a suspect who allegedly robbed a USPS letter carrier on Friday.

The troubled Salvation Army homeless Connection Center may win another $1.6 million contract from the City and County of Denver. The Denver City Council will consider the contract during the Dec. 15 meeting. The Connection Center has been used as an entry point to shelter for homeless families. Problem is, nobody...

Amid the culinary revolution of foams, fusion, and farm-to-table fanfare, there exists a Denver treasure where beef reigns supreme and simplicity is the secret ingredient. In our quest for gastronomic enlightenment, we’ve somehow overcomplicated the noble steak. We’ve dressed it in truffle butter, paired it with...

When Mike Johnston went to Washington in March to testify before Congress, it was ostensibly to defend — really, to deny — Denver’s status as a “sanctuary” city for illegal immigrants. The taxpayers’ tab? $1 million and counting. Johnston’s office inked a deal with the law firm Covington & Burling LLC, capped at $2...