Temperatures at DIA hit 100, breaking record
The temperature at Denver International Airport has officially clocked in at 100 degrees Saturday, breaking the previously held record for today's date. The previously held record was 99 degrees in 1963, according to National Weather Service data. This marks the second time Denver has hit triple-digit temperatures in t
New passenger rail proposal would link DIA to ski resorts and beyond | Bob...
In an effort to help relieve traffic jams on Interstate 70 and U.S. 285 through the Colorado Rockies, a brand-new passenger railroad route has been proposed from Denver International Airport to a number of major Colorado ski areas. This new passenger railroad will be built far to the south of such busy automobile traff
Colorado’s ‘1Up Arcade Bar’ begins construction after closing Denver location
The famous 1Up Arcade Bar closed it’s Denver location on Blake Street after 15 years, but they have announced that they’ll be making the move to the Belmar Shopping District […]
As people try to beat the heat, trash becomes growing concern at Golden’s Clear...
GOLDEN, Colo. — As people take Colorado's waterways in an effort to beat the heat, Golden officials are noticing a concerning trend when it comes to people visiting Clear Creek: more trash. "This summer in particular, it's making a huge difference because we're seeing a lot more trash than...
Denver breaks heat record on Saturday
Denver broke a daily heat record on Saturday, with temperatures reaching triple digits. As of 3 p.m., the record high was 101 degrees at the official measuring station at Denver International Airport, according to 9News and the National Weather Service (NWS). The previous record was 99 degrees and set on July 25 in 193
A concealed carrier survived one shooting only to be shot by police moments later,...
A concealed carrier who appeared to retreat from an advancing man before shooting him was then shot by Denver police moments later while still holding his gun, creating what gun rights activist Colion Noir described as one of the worst possible scenarios for an armed civilian.
Jersey Mike’s Moves In On Former Subway Slot At Denver Safeway Strip
Jersey Mike’s is gearing up to slide into a familiar sandwich spot in Denver, with city records showing plans for a new shop in the Safeway-anchored strip center at East 20th Avenue and Washington Street. The unit, a recently vacated sandwich space in the row of storefronts, is slated to be rebuilt as a full Jersey Mik
Body recovered from tunnel under I-25 after illegal burn report
Officials responding to an illegal burn call on Saturday morning underneath a bridge at 70th Avenue and I-25 said a body was found and removed from the scene.
Thornton police investigate shooting involving juvenile
Thornton police are investigating a shooting that left a juvenile male injured Friday afternoon. Officers responded at 2:08 p.m. July 24 to the 9200 block of Hoffman Way, according to the Thornton Police Department. When officers arrived, they found a juvenile male suffering from a gunshot wound to his arm. The injury
‘Not so tough to get a gun’: Denver leaders address youth violence
As juveniles face homicide charges in Denver, community leaders say adults must take accountability and invest in youth to reverse a troubling trend.
