Denver Police Seek Public Help to Locate Suspect Holger Daniel Ropero Rincon on Assault...
Denver law enforcement agencies are seeking assistance from the public in the search for Holger Daniel Ropero Rincon, who is currently wanted on charges of assault. The Denver Police Department took to social media with their weekly "Mug Shot Monday" spotlight, featuring Ropero Rincon's photo and details regarding...
Inside Denver’s First Five-Diamond Hotel: John Elway’s Award-Winning Steakhouse, The City’s Largest Rooms, And...
Sitting proudly within the Denver skyline, The Ritz-Carlton, Denver has long been a defining presence in the city. Once Denver’s tallest structure, dwarfed only by the Rocky Mountains, it now stands amongst the modern glass towers which reflect the city’s evolution. Yet its significance remains unchanged serving as...
Denver Animal Shelter Saw a Record Number of Pets Surrendered in 2025
Employees at Denver Animal Protection turned to housing some shelter dogs and cats inside their offices this year. While the furry friends are welcome roommates, their new living arrangements are a matter of necessity, not fun. “We have more animals than we can fit,” explains Aidan McMorrow, DAP’s community...
Homelessness deaths dropped a second time, but few are celebrating
Kimberly Miller has worked with people on Denver’s streets for years, so she was ready for a somber evening when she arrived at the City and County Building Sunday night. It was the winter solstice — the longest night of the year — when the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) held its 36th-annual vigil for...
Colorado State Fair winner of 23 industry awards
The Colorado State Fair received several awards at recent industry conventions, collecting a total of 15 honors from the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) and eight from the Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs (RMAF), according to fair officials. The IAFE Annual Convention, held in Denver from...
ROB ANDREWS: Local families deserve transparency about rising prices
When I talk with neighbors across Aurora, I hear the same thing: It’s getting too expensive to live. Everything costs more, and families are stretched thin. People are having trouble affording the basics necessities like groceries and housing. Retail giants blame inflation, labor costs, and supply chain issues....
Sewage could heat and cool buildings turning wastewater into a clean energy source
Experts say wastewater heat recovery could scale globally, using city sewer networks to cut emissions and energy costs.
Refuge: How people experiencing homelessness spend their final days
The 9NEWS documentary "Refuge" explores a rarely seen crisis. If few cities and states know how to effectively deal with their unhoused populations, far fewer know what to do when the unhoused enter the final days, weeks, and months of their lives. The 9NEWS documentary “Refuge” represents a deeply personal...
MSU students and professor develop faster, less invasive way to test for HPV
A group of Metro State University students and a professor have teamed up to develop a faster, less invasive way to test for human papillomavirus, or HPV, a virus linked to cervical cancer.
Thornton police find 5.5 pounds of ‘suspected illegal drugs’ after traffic stop
The Thornton Police Department said it discovered more than 5.5 pounds of "suspected illegal drugs" following a recent traffic stop.
