One pronounced dead after multiple people stabbed in Denver
An alleged stabbing incident around 3 p.m. in Denver has left one woman dead, with multiple others hospitalized on Saturday.
Measles Scare As Unvaccinated Larimer Teen May Have Exposed Front Range Hospitals
A Larimer County teenager has tested positive for measles, becoming Colorado’s 24th confirmed case of 2026 and setting off a fresh round of alerts along the Front Range. The teen, who had not received the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, was likely exposed during recent international travel and may have been
Kansas Citians clap back at Denver sports anchor over World Cup hosting diss
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has largely been a success so far, with one of the biggest positives being the ways that host cities have been highlighted and appreciated by international fans. Those not paying close attention beforehand fully expected to see cities like Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, Miami, and...
What being an American, and Coloradan, means
By Avery Clifton, Malia Walker and Melodie Miller While the United States marks its 250th birthday as a nation, Colorado is celebrating its 150th birthday as a state. Colorado entered the union on Aug. 1, 1876, adding a 38th star to the U.S. flag. Avery Clifton, Malia Walker and Melodie Miller, student journalists fro
$5 Denver parking promotion — but “the catch is you have to go downtown.”
On Monday, June 29, the Mayor Mike Johnston’s office and parking reservation app SpotHero announced a new summer program offering $5 parking at thousands of downtown spots. The project, dubbed “Mayor Park $5,” launched earlier this week and runs through the end of September. The $5 parking...
Smoke, Sizzle And Fireworks Jitters: Denver Braces For Stormy July 4
Denver is waking up to a hazy Fourth of July on Saturday, July 4, with smoke-tinged skies, early lows near 63°F, and temperatures already climbing through the morning. The sun will poke through at times, but the murky sky is not going anywhere fast, and the high is still expected to reach around 90°F. Holiday plans sho
The Big Belmar Bash lights up sky with drone show as fire ban grounds...
With Jefferson County under a severe drought and Lakewood enforcing a fire ban, Belmar's Fourth of July celebration uses drone technology for its annual show.
Mother gives update on daughter dragged by alleged drunk driver in LoDo
The mother of a woman, hit and dragged by an alleged drunk driver in Lower Downtown Denver, says her daughter is "doing better," but that a long road is ahead.
Downtown Denver Street Racers Nailed in Late‑June Crackdown
Denver police say a targeted late‑June crackdown by the department’s street‑racing team stopped 19 people and left four drivers cited or arrested on allegations of speed exhibition and reckless driving. Officers impounded four vehicles during the June 28 sweep, and the department warned that those drivers could be star
Every opening and closing this week: Rễ Tre revives New Saigon space with family...
The blow after blow of recent restaurant closures took a breather this week, replaced with a number of new and notable openings. Top among them in Rễ Tre, the modern Vietnamese restaurant taking over the former New Saigon space on Federal Boulevard. The big story here is that the restaurant is owned and run by the daug
