Denver CO

A marmot made a three-hour trip to the Denver zoo in the wheel well of a field conservation team's truck, the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance said on social media.

One of the most successful figures in Colorado business history has died. James Leprino was 87.

Several residents at a luxury Cherry Creek apartment building are voicing serious concerns about security after they say more than 20 vehicles have been broken into inside a gated garage in recent weeks.

Stephan Long, a Black man from Denver, is fighting back after he says he was wrongfully convicted of murder after defending himself from a racially charged attack by two white men. According to reports, Long is suing the city of Denver and its police force after detaining and charging him...

One person died in a crash on westbound 6th Ave. and Sheridan Boulevard Friday morning, according to the Denver Police Department.

While Denver voters overwhelmingly rejected efforts to ban fur sales last November, animal rights activists are trying another tactic - a statewide ban on wildlife fur sales. The Center for Biological Diversity submitted a petition for rulemaking to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission this week, which would...

For years, neighbors have complained about the smell coming from the Purina pet food plant near I-70 and York. Now, a new lawsuit has been filed claiming that stench is harming families.

If you think botanical gardens are just a walk past some pretty roses—think again. At Denver Botanic Gardens, you’ll find a vibrant collision of ecosystems, sculptures, and serenity that feels more like a choose-your-own-nature-adventure than a traditional garden stroll.

Tucked beneath the towering bluffs of the Rocky Mountain foothills, just minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, there’s a place where cowboy hats outnumber baseball caps and the air smells like mesquite and campfire beans. Welcome to Flying W Ranch, where history, harmony, and hearty helpings collide in one unforgettable Colorado evening.

A new paid leave program for city workers is causing "unintended consequences" at Denver's 911 call answering center, with overall leave usage among 911 call takers shooting up 334% in 2024. That's according to the director of the 911 center.