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CBS News - 11/17/2025 07:15:00 PM. In recent news, a significant drug bust took place in Castle Rock, Colorado, where the Drug Enforcement Administration, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, and Douglas County Sheriff's Office seized 1.7 million counterfeit fentanyl pills, 12 kilograms of fentanyl powder, and over two...

Status Ultra Lounge is closed after the City of Denver declared the nightclub at 1822 Blake Street a “public nuisance.”. The city left a notice on the door that cited “unlawful use, firing, or discharging of any firearm.” The club will have to show cause to the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection on...

The Colorado State Patrol believes that trucking has the ability to get safer with the evolution of new technology, warning devices, and signage, but the runaway truck ramps are something that many drivers often overlook.

A man who allegedly stole a public shuttle bus in the Colorado mountains and took it on a wild ride on Interstate 70 is under arrest, the U.S. Marshals Service says.

Popular inflatable decorations might be in the hot seat in some Denver neighborhoods, and the buzz is growing louder each day. I’ve watched these cheerful blow-ups turn quiet streets into full-on holiday showcases, but not everyone is rolling out the welcome mat. Concerns about size, noise, and crowded sidewalks...

Earlier in the week, a video went viral showing a health inspector pouring bleach on a taco stand’s food. The video, which is less than a minute long, shows a city worker wearing a blue shirt and a lanyard. She is pouring bleach all over the ingredients at the Denver-based Tacos Tacolorado. “The vendor was […] The...

DENVER — The viral video of a public health inspector in Denver pouring bleach into a vendor's street food to shut the business down got people riled up this week. The video of it made national news, landing on TMZ with outrage before the full story behind it, and the practice was known.

A Colorado council member asked why police shot a 17-year-old girl. It took over two years and a Scripps News lawsuit for the bodycam video to be released.

Two-thirds of Denverites say they're either "very satisfied" or "satisfied" with the city, a newly released survey finds. By the numbers: The share of Denverites who are happy here clocks in at 66.9%, edging out other cities in the West like San Francisco (66.3%), and comfortably overtaking Portland, Oregon (59.9%).

Many community members may not know there's a group of firefighters dedicated to taking care of the star in Castle Rock year-round.