Aurora Police chief says deadly chase lasted no more than 45 seconds before car...
AURORA, Colo. — An Aurora Police chase that ended in a deadly crash lasted no more than 45 seconds – and it appears officers followed the department’s recently revised pursuit policy, Police Chief Todd Chamberlain said Wednesday. Chamberlain updated the police department’s pursuit policy last spring, which...
Watch: Aurora police share footage of stolen-car pursuit crash, ID 2 people killed
Aurora police released new details Wednesday about a short pursuit Monday that ended in a crash, killing two people inside a stolen vehicle.
Assailant convicted of first-degree murder in 20-year-old’s death
An Adams County man was convicted of first-degree murder last week in the fatal stabbing of a 20-year-old woman in Federal Heights in December 2023. 17th Judicial District Attorney Brian Mason announced the conviction of 37-year-old Adrian Carracedo-Vega following a six-day trial in Adams County District Court,...
This online database aims to revive Indigenous language before its last speakers are gone
I was hired at the University of Colorado Boulder in 1995 as a language professor. I relocated from Hawaii, where I had learned the Hawaiian language. When I arrived in Colorado, I decided I needed to learn about the Indigenous language of the Boulder and Denver area, Arapaho. The Arapaho people had occupied the area...
New study finds immigrants make up 27.7% of Denver’s construction workforce
A new study by Construction Coverage, a construction research company found immigrants make up 27.7% of Denver’s construction workforce. The study analyzed U.S. Census data.
Quest for the Perfect Burrito: A Southwest Littleton Food Journey
Are you in search of the perfect burrito in southwest Littleton? You're not alone. A recent discussion sparked on social media saw locals sharing their favorite spots for this beloved Mexican dish. The original poster had tried Taco Selene, but found it lacking, prompting a lively debate about the best burrito joints...
The Every Day Medical Risks of Living Unsheltered
“I think it was a millipede, maybe a centipede,” she said. “I was sleeping outside, and I woke up with my thumb burning. It was like the thing had gone inside. I squeezed it, and it hurt so bad. I thought I was gonna lose it.”. Living unsheltered...
Does gas in cars freeze if there’s not enough in the tank?
A common winter belief is that drivers should have at least half a tank of gas in their cars so the gas doesn't freeze — but that's not exactly true.
Man sentenced to 40 years for killing, leaving body in Denver alley
A man was sentenced on Monday to four decades in prison for shooting and killing a man before leaving him in an alleyway in Denver in 2024.
Suspicious Man Attempting to Engage with a Young Boy at Littleton and Windermere
A recent incident in Littleton and Windermere has sparked concern among local residents. A social media post detailed an encounter where a man was seen approaching a young boy, who appeared to be under 10 years old, walking alone on Windermere. The man who reported the incident, while driving home from work, noticed...

















