Mystery Midnight Hum Rattles Aurora Reservoir Neighbors Over Fracking Fears
Sleep has become optional for some families near Aurora Reservoir, where a sudden, low droning sound has started cutting through the quiet overnight. Neighbors say the hum is new, unnerving, and likely tied to nearby fracking operations associated with the Lowry Ranch project. A homeowner's audio file captured the...
Facebook Jewelry Deal Turns Aurora Home Into Crime Scene, Denver Man Gets 75 Years
A Facebook Marketplace jewelry sale in Aurora ended with a decades-long prison sentence for a Denver man, after a jury found he turned an online listing into a violent home invasion while two children were inside the apartment. Frayer Contreras-Gafaro, 24, was sentenced to 75 years in prison after what prosecutors...
Last call at the Dark Horse: After 51 years, a Boulder institution closes its...
On Saturday afternoon, the line stretched outside the weathered building on Baseline Road, past the parking lot and toward the sidewalk. Some had driven in from out of state. Others had grown up coming here. Many simply wanted one last look. After 51 years, the World Famous Dark Horse Bar...
Colorado teen found safe after going missing for 2 days
LITTLETON, Colo. (KKTV) - UPDATE (3/16): A 14-year-old girl has been found safe after going missing for more than 48 hours. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation announced Sunday afternoon that Zoe Jiminez had been located. There had been fears the teen was a danger to herself. __________________. PREVIOUS: A...
Denver ‘Courier’ Scammers Hit Resident For Nearly $2K, Police Warn
Denver police are sounding the alarm about a slick "credit card courier" scam after a local resident was hit for nearly $2,000. Investigators say a caller used detailed personal information to sound official, then arranged for someone to show up at the victim's home to collect an "old" debit card. Only later did the...
Denver ripe for migrant mental health crisis
The author used artificial intelligence in the crafting of this article. Denver may be facing a mental health crisis among its migrant community as evidence mounts showing newcomers from south of the border and Asia won’t seek help for conditions like depression and psychosis and often don’t have access to mental...
Littwin: Denver Post to City: Drop Dead
It’s bad enough what the vulture capitalists at Alden Global Capital have done to the Denver Post, to its readers and to journalism as we once knew it. But Alden, the rapacious hedge fund that owns/decimates newspapers across the country, including not a few across Colorado, hasn’t stopped there.
The Turnberry tension: Adams County lawsuit highlights questions around metro districts
Homeowners of a small neighborhood in Commerce City remain confused and irate about the future of their property taxes in the aftermath of a lawsuit between the metropolitan district where they live and a bank. The conflict stems from a 2023 lawsuit in which UMB Bank alleged the BNC2 Metropolitan District No. 2 was...
We Found A Tiny Colorado Pizzeria That Has Some Of The Biggest Calzones Ever
Some food spots do not need flashy hype or big entrances to win people over, they just need one unforgettable meal. This cozy neighborhood favorite has built its reputation the best possible way, with giant calzones, seriously satisfying pizza, and the kind of comfort food that makes people start planning their next...
‘Pretty concerning situation up here’: Denver Water gives update on Dillon Reservoir forecast
Representatives from Denver Water visited the Summit Board of County Commissioners on Friday, March 13, to give an update on Dillon Reservoir operations. Nathan Elder, Denver Water’s water supply manager, said the conditions this year are “really poor,” with the amount of water in the snowpack sitting at 61% of...
