Motorcyclist dies in crash, allegedly driving wrong direction: Commerce City PD
A motorcyclist died in a crash Wednesday morning after allegedly traveling the wrong way on the road when the rider was hit by the driver of a car, according to the Commerce City Police Department.
Denver’s oldest tiny-home village closes, leaving questions about what’s next
Denver's oldest tiny-home village has closed, raising questions about the future of a housing model that supporters say helps people move off the streets and into permanent homes.
Two-year-old Anthony Steven Michael Moya vanished from Denver, Colorado in 1989
Anthony Steven Michael Moya has been missing from Denver, Colorado (Denver County), since June 12, 1989, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). His photo above (right) is an age-progressed likeness of how he might have looked at 31, though he would now be 39 if alive.
Opinion: 24 sex offenders live in my Denver building, and it’s a circus
Twenty-four sex offenders live in my Denver building, according to SOTAR, and it’s a circus. I’m not sure how so many of them came to live here, other than that the fact that Colorado Coalition for the Homeless provides housing to those considered most at risk, and considering nobody wants to live next to a sex offende
Denver renters have new option to help find healthy housing
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment is launching new dashboards that allow residents to easily access housing complaints and violations at properties across the city.
Lease Runs Out, Sol Mexican Cocina Vanishes From Cherry Creek Corner
SOL Mexican Cocina, the Baja-style hot spot that helped anchor a marquee Cherry Creek corner for a decade, has gone dark. A printed note taped to the front door delivers the blunt news: “Due to lease expiration, SOL has permanently closed.” The Cherry Creek restaurant, which opened in 2016 at 200 Columbine Street, occu
Denver police make arrest in fatal shooting
Denver police on Tuesday announced an arrest has been made in connection with a shooting a week prior. Police said on social media that the shooting was reported at 9:11 p.m. on July 13 in the 3800 block of West Arizona Avenue. The victim, James Ruiz, 34, was pronounced dead at the scene. Denver Police […]
Denver restaurant that employs people with disabilities faces possible closure on South Broadway
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A pizza restaurant on South Broadway has built a community around inclusion — now it's fighting to stay open. Tiffany Fixter keeps smiling in the kitchen at Brewability on South Broadway in Englewood, but it's been a challenge over the past year. The oven's rotator is broken, and the restaurant is fa
Trailblazing cannabis lounge to close in Denver, plans for a new venue on the...
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Lakewood council member threatens to move city accounts after hundreds lose jobs in PNC-FirstBank...
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Lakewood City Councilor Roger Low is demanding answers from PNC Bank about how nearly 800 laid-off employees are being supported — and threatening to discuss moving the city's 20 bank accounts if he doesn't get a response. More than 775 employees at the former First...

















