Denver CO

Several people were injured Monday morning in a seven-car crash that temporarily shut down part of U.S. 36 in Westminster, police said. Westbound U.S. 36 was temporarily closed between Church Ranch Boulevard and 120th Avenue, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. The road had fully reopened by 8:30...

Denver authorities, initially unable to identify three hooded suspects involved in a deadly fire on Truckee Street, utilized Google searches to crack the case. Detectives discovered that the arsonists had searched the address and details about the home's interior multiple times prior to the incident. This led to the...

A group of parents is demanding answers from a Baskin-Robbins ice cream store franchise owner after paychecks issued to their teenage children did not clear the bank.

Three men were arrested on several charges, including attempted murder, for allegedly shooting a man who was alerted to a break-in of a relative’s home in late April, police said Monday.

New details are emerging from the new murder indictment for Barry Morphew as the state now has less than 30 days to extradite him to Colorado.

Denver police said a social media planned “takeover” event attracted hundreds of juveniles to the Shops at Northfield Sunday, where some attendees caused disturbances and fought inside businesses.

Nestled just outside Buena Vista with jaw-dropping views of the Arkansas River, this high-altitude playground invites you to climb, swing, and soar your way through the trees like a mountain ninja. It’s the kind of place where adrenaline meets alpine serenity—and where even the most cautious souls might find themselves dangling 50 feet in the air with a big goofy grin.

When life gives you peaches, Palisade throws a party. Every August, the little fruit-loving town of Palisade, Colorado, transforms into a sun-drenched celebration of all things peachy. Set against the dramatic Book Cliffs and surrounded by fragrant orchards, the Palisade Peach Festival is a delicious dive into farm-fresh fun and community cheer.

When the state of Colorado built Interstate 70 through northwest Denver in the 1960s, it added a nice touch for the neighbors: miles of tall wood fencing to soften the sound of all that new traffic. That same wood fence — nearly eight miles of it, counting both sides of...

Residents of The Aspen, one of Denver’s largest city-run homeless shelters, have criticized The Salvation Army over recurring rodent infestations, asbestos exposure, black mold, shuttered bathrooms, accessibility problems and more. However, officials of the faith-based nonprofit say there is little they can do as the...