Denver CO

A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter out of Fort Campbell in Kentucky made an apparently unplanned landing in a wooded area of the Colorado foothills west of Denver.

Construction crews placed the final steel beam atop Elementary School 51 this afternoon, marking the moment Sterling Ranch’s first Douglas County School District school reached its full height. Following a construction tradition, the beam was signed by participants before a crane lifted it into place. “It is so special

The “bridge to nowhere” is closer to going somewhere. The Denver City Council on Monday accepted $4 million in a state grant and committing another $1.3 million toward a pedestrian bridge at Broadway Station. When completed, the bridge over the railroads and Regional Transportation District, or RTD, connecting the Broa

A Denver man is searching for the driver who slammed into his parked truck and left the scene Saturday night, and he says he later found reports of other possible hit-and-run victims along Downing Street.

The Flat Tops Wilderness may be a bit of a drive from the Denver metro area, but hiking here means uncrowded trails, uniquely shaped mountains and lots of lakes.

Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only. Jorge Cardenas and Griselda Barbosa Martinez thought they knew every inch of their place. They’ve lived in their West Colfax home for more than 20 years, rebuilding it from what Cardenas described as “destroyed” when they bought it. Then a lette

Denver7 Investigates found more than 6,200 expired-registration citations were issued at DIA after Denver shut down its online dispute portal, while drivers faced a cumbersome court process.

Jamie Gardner killed a cyclist with his Subaru Outback and left the scene, later telling investigators that he was convinced he had only hit a deer. The post Military vet training for triathlon killed from behind by Subaru Outback driver who insisted he thought victim 'was a deer': Police first appeared on Law & Crime

Carla from Edgewater writes, “What’s driving you crazy? What are the yellow poles at 29th at Depew for? These can’t be for bicyclists as they can’t get through."

On the night of July 12, 2010, 21 year old Katsina Lynnea Roybal was outside her residence in Denver, Colorado, when an ordinary summer evening suddenly turned deadly. At approximately 10:00 p.m., Katsina and a man were on the front porch of the home at 1824 East 36th Avenue when two unidentified men approached the pro