Golden Shake-Up: Colorado School Of Mines Axes 16 Jobs In Quiet Payroll Trim
Colorado School of Mines quietly laid off roughly 16 employees on Tuesday, about 1% of its staff, according to the university. Officials framed the move as a reallocation of resources toward functions tied to the school's future strategy and declined to specify which roles were cut. University Confirms Small Cuts,...
Too-Good-to-Be-True ‘Grocery Card’ Blitz Spooks Denver Seniors
Streaming and social media are suddenly awash in glossy ads promising Denver seniors a “free Medicare grocery card.” The spots sound like Uncle Sam is picking up the tab, complete with urgent language urging viewers to “call now.” In reality, those cards are usually extra perks tucked inside certain private Medicare Ad
Wheat Ridge Fire Crews Swarm Retirement Complex After Blaze Erupts Near 36th And Vance
Fire crews moved fast on Tuesday after flames and smoke were reported at a retirement community near West 36th Avenue and Vance Street in Wheat Ridge, drawing a sizable response and a lot of attention from nearby neighbors. Video from the scene shows multiple engines on the block, firefighters yanking hose lines into p
Tornado watch issued for the Denver metro area Monday
For the first time this year, a tornado watch has been issued for the Denver metro area on Monday as incoming storms could bring severe weather, large hail, and the […]
9 Colfax area business, property owners recommended for revitalization board
The Aurora City Council cast a unanimous preliminary vote Monday night to appoint nine members to serve on the board overseeing the revitalization of Colfax Avenue. The recommended appointees, who will get an official vote at the next regular council meeting, include a variety of business and property owners within the
Aurora council votes to require periodic detention center inspections
Aurora lawmakers moved forward with ordinances Monday requiring periodic inspections of and more regulated disease reporting from detention facilities in the city, notable the GEO Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. Both ordinances, sponsored by Councilmember Gianina Horton, passed Monday with three “no” vote
Cici’s Pizza Buffet Has Returned to Colorado
Cici’s Pizza has returned to Colorado with the reopening of its Aurora location.
Before Colorado turns 150, meet its oldest church, city and more
As the nation celebrates America turning 250 , the Centennial State gets to celebrate Colorado turning 150 . Once considered a far-flung outpost of America’s westward expansion, Colorado’s majesty came to inspire a nation and it became the site of major discoveries . So much of that history predates statehood, however.
Denver Public Schools adopts all-day cell phone ban for students
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education unanimously adopted a new policy on Monday banning student use of cell phones and other personal communication devices during school hours.
Firefighters rescue six ducklings stuck in storm drain in Lakewood
LAKEWOOD, Colo. (KKTV) - West Metro Fire Rescue crews were called for rescue, but not for someone in particular. They were called to rescue a few ducklings stuck in a storm drain in Lakewood. West Metro Fire Rescue said one of its crews was called late Monday morning to Moore...

















