Denver is now the first pilot city in North America for 3-wheeled rental ‘trikes’
DENVER (KDVR) — The city of Denver is the first in North America to test out Veo Micromobility’s new three-wheeled rentals, now launched in the Union Station neighborhood. “So in our fleet we have about 9,000 scooters in total across Denver,” Rebekah Hernandez, the policy and partnership manager for Veo Denver, said. “
Creek, Lake & Waterfall Hikes Near Denver Worth The Weekend Drive: Part One
Some of Colorado’s most memorable hikes don’t end at a summit—they follow the rhythm of flowing water. From quiet creek crossings and alpine rivers to glacier-fed lakes and cascading waterfalls, these trails offer a refreshing way to experience the state’s wild landscapes. This is Part One...
Colorado Officer Thought It Was Just Another DUI Stop—Then the Driver Mentioned the Trunk
On January 23, 2026, an officer with the Westminster Police Department in Colorado pulled over a car after seeing it driving dangerously near City Center Drive and 93rd Avenue. When the driver, Thomas Michael Raiola, refused to comply, he was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI). The sit
Wait… Are Those Bison on the Side of I-70? A Family Guide to Spotting...
If you’ve ever been heading west on I-70 toward the mountains and suddenly found yourself saying, “Are those… buffalo?” you are not alone. They are. And they’re not just scenery. Those big, shaggy, slow-moving shapes grazing along the hillside at Genesee Park are American bison,...
Woman’s Split-Second Decision Helps Her Escape Dangerous Road Rage Encounter
Dashcam shows Ford Bronco driver stopping in the middle of Colorado highway in road rage incident.
HOA threatened fines for dead grass despite drought restrictions: Littleton resident
A Littleton homeowner told FOX31 that she was threatened with fines for dead grass by her HOA, despite following local watering guidelines under the current drought conditions.
After Littleton student’s death, new Colorado school zone law takes effect in August
LITTLETON, Colo. (KDVR) — Nearly three years after 13-year-old Liam Stewart was hit and killed while riding his bike to school, a new Colorado law bearing his name is set to take effect on Aug. 12. Liam was just a block away from Euclid Middle School in Littleton when...
Lightning strike kills 15-year-old hiker in Colorado
Levi Strobel died at the summit of Mount Blue Sky after he was struck by lightning, according to the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office.
Liberty Mutual called hail damage storm-consistent, then denied it, suit alleges
A Colorado homeowner says Liberty Mutual denied his hail claim on a late-notice rule, even after the insurer's own inspection found damage it called storm-consistent. In a complaint filed July 2, 2026, the Littleton homeowner alleges Liberty Mutual Personal Insurance Company refused to pay for hail damage to his roof d
Denver Apartment Fire Sale Slashes 142-Unit Complex by 36 Percent
Denver’s apartment market just got another reality check. The 180 Flats complex, a 142-unit, two-building property, has sold at roughly a 36% markdown, signaling that buyers are no longer paying yesterday’s prices for today’s oversupplied market. The sale falls in line with a string of steep discounts across the city,
