Missing Woman In Colorado Was Clinging To Hope When A Police Dog Reached Her...
Police dogs do a kind of work that often happens without noise or attention. They train for years, stay ready at all times, and step in the moment someone needs help. Their jobs can turn them into protectors, trackers, and lifesavers, all while they ask for nothing in return. In...
Same-sex peers were reportedly made to kiss during class assignment, teacher fired
Denver Public Schools board members voted unanimously May 20 to dismiss a 50-year-old foreign language teacher following a district investigation and an independent review into student complaints about a class assignment.
CPW pulls more than 1,000 trout from massive reservoir that’s set to be drained
Amid the draining and closure of popular fishing spot Antero Reservoir, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been hard at work to salvage the lake’s fish. According to a report from the agency, their aquatic biologists in conjunction with Denver Water staff pulled more than 1,000 trout out of Antero Reservoir on Friday, hea
Never-before-seen Titanic artifacts now on display at Denver’s Molly Brown House Museum
DENVER — A room on the second floor of Denver's Molly Brown House Museum is now open to the public, featuring never-before-seen artifacts from the Titanic. The museum is also hosting a new art exhibit from Access Gallery artists on the first floor. Stephanie McGuire, curator at the Molly...
Longmont council to consider backing Superior in airport lawsuit
The Longmont City Council is scheduled to hold a closed-door executive session meeting on Tuesday to receive legal counsel as they weigh whether to throw support behind the town of Superior in its lawsuit against Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport over the “negative impacts caused by incessant aircraft operations util
Aurora lawmakers consider rental registration and licensing program to protect renters
AURORA | The city is looking to create a rental registration and licensing program encompassing both multi-family properties and single family homes in an effort to improve standards of living and better enforce code violations. At the June 8 study session, city council members discussed a resolution to direct the...
Road Rage Driver Punches Through Rear Window During Filmed Confrontation, Brandishes Lug Wrench
Two drivers became involved in a road rage incident in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, which almost led to a potentially life-threatening crash. Footage of the back-and-forth showed the two angry individuals going at each other in ... Read more
Wildfire rules takes effect July 1 in Jefferson County
New wildfire mitigation requirements in Jefferson County will take effect July 1, changing rules for some construction and home improvement projects in high-risk areas.
Suspected DUI driver pulled over going the wrong way in Lone Tree
A Denver resident was arrested for a DUI after a deputy caught a video of them going the wrong way down a road in Lone Tree.
Colorado continues to see large amount of New Mexican patients for liver transplants
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – It’s a challenging process for people in need of a liver transplant in New Mexico, who must travel out of state because there is no living donor program available anywhere within the state. Back in the year 2000, the state’s only liver transplant center shut down due to a federal rule change, […]
