DISH Wireless to pay more than $17M in FCC suit
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KKTV) - On Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced DISH Wireless LLC, located in Englewood, Colorado, would pay $17,280,240 for violations related to the Federal Communications Commission’s affordable internet program. That program provided low-income people with discounted broadband services and devices. From 2021 to 2022, DISH enrolled...
Denver Man Accused In $12K Gift Card Hustle At Salt Lake Stores
Authorities in Utah say a Denver man turned bogus returns and a maze of gift cards into more than $12,000 in alleged thefts from Salt Lake Valley retailers. Investigators claim the scheme hinged on repeated return transactions at Kohl's and big gift card buys at Walmart and Sam's Club, with some of the merchandise later shipped across state lines. The suspect, 39-year-old...
Evergreen neighbors react to healing center planned at historic Greystone Estate
A $17 million estate in Evergreen could become a recovery center for victims of trauma, but neighbors have a lot of questions and concerns.
The MUST-TRY Southern Brunch Experience Everyone Loves in Denver, CO
Four Friends Kitchen tells the story of four Denver neighbors who wanted a real neighborhood brunch spot and decided to build it themselves. They created a place where Southern-inspired comfort food meets relaxed Denver energy, and the locals quickly caught on. From the first cup of coffee to the last...
Sakura Square is literally crumbling. Its stewards want the city to help pay for...
Sakura Square, the block in downtown Denver that has acted as a center for Japanese American culture in the city, is crumbling. In the last year, the block’s owners installed unsightly metal scaffolding around the building, which houses mainstays like Pacific Mercantile Company, Sakura House and JJ Bistro. “It...
Repeat offender with massive rap sheet leads cops on wild chase as blind passenger...
Police say a blind passenger begged to be let out during a high-speed stolen vehicle chase in Aurora, leading to kidnapping charges for the driver.
Hundreds of people turn up to court… only to find out they’ve been caught...
On May 1 at 9am more than 200 Colorado residents flooded raced to the court house to answer for a parking infraction. Once they arrived, they learned they had all been duped.
Green Mountain Hikes Get Real: Lakewood Warns Of Old Explosives On The Trail
Hiking Green Mountain's northern slopes just got a little more serious for Lakewood locals. City and Jefferson County officials issued a warning on Wednesday after county leaders posted a munitions-safety reminder for William F. Hayden Park. The notice explains that munitions debris has been discovered on Green Mountain's north side and that the Army National Guard is conducting a munitions-response operation in...
Xcel’s $10K battery rebate: Differing opinions on how long the power lasts
Xcel Energy offers a $10,000 rebate toward backup battery systems for customers who rely on electricity for medical devices. But how long does that battery actually last?
6 weeks after Denver garage collapse, drivers say they’re still waiting for cars
Six weeks after a parking garage partially collapsed in southeast Denver, some vehicle owners are still waiting to retrieve their cars.

















