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The Denver Police Department warned on their Facebook page about a sophisticated credit card courier scam that drained almost $2000 from one victims account. The post comes from an incident […]

Brandon Mumma, 45, faces one count of tampering with a deceased human body and one count of tampering with physical evidence, the DA says

Denver police say a shooting on Saturday stemmed from an argument over how the suspect was caring for a wheelchair-bound woman.

Hundreds of Flights have been canceled and delayed at Denver International Airport on Monday, March 16, according to flight trackers. As of 11:30 a.m, there have been 318 delays and 106 flight cancellations at DIA, according to FlightAware and first reported by the Denver Post. Approximately 201 of those flights were...

As metro Denver cities begin preparing mandatory limits on outdoor watering ahead of what could be a historically dry summer, a growing number of Colorado residents say officials are focusing on the wrong culprit. Thornton became the first metro-area city last week to enact a Stage 1 drought declaration, limiting...

A 44-year-old Aurora resident was recently sentenced to 159 years in prison after he was caught hauling roughly 11 pounds of methamphetamine and 6,000 counterfeit pills containing fentanyl.

Publication Printers, a longtime Denver printing outfit tucked along the South Platte River, is squaring off with the city over a key sewer and drainage permit that paved the way for a new QuikTrip gas station on a slim riverfront parcel. The company argues the site sits in a FEMA-designated floodplain and is too...

Otra Vez Cantina, the Mexican joint that opened on what was then the 16th Street Mall back in 2017 and took a very long pandemic break, is finally back. During its soft opening over the weekend, Otra Vez enjoyed a literal warm welcome, with the garage-door front open wide as guests invited or not strolled in off...

Many Coloradans across the Front Range and Denver metro area woke up Sunday morning to several inches of snow after a warm Saturday.

What was pitched as a modest expansion of Colorado's safety net has quickly turned into a budget headache. Colorado's Cover All Coloradans health program, created to extend Medicaid-style benefits to children and pregnant people regardless of immigration status, has ballooned in use and spending since it went live on...