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Since 2020, at least two teenagers in the United States have died participating in a social media trend, the Benadryl challenge. This week, a Denver high school warned parents they’ve seen the trend start to resurface.

If you’ve spent any time in the River North Art District, you’ve seen them: massive, corrugated steel boxes transformed into bustling bars, coffee shops, and boutiques. They seem to have popped up overnight, defining the neighborhood’s industrial-chic vibe as much as the murals that cover every wall. They are a...

Alcohol is muscling its way into the top spot on Colorado’s transplant charts, and not in a good way. Transplant specialists say alcohol-related liver disease now makes up nearly half of the liver transplants performed at UCHealth, a rapid shift that has them treating younger and sicker patients while scrambling to...

The family of a man shot and killed by a Douglas County Sheriff's Office deputy at Main Event in Highlands Ranch has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, according to a complaint and jury demand.

A Denver chef, known for his cooking that earned Bruto a Michelin star, is competing in "America's Culinary Cup" for the biggest prize in culinary television history.

Lisa Calderón, who has worked in different capacities at several nonprofits and in academia, is hoping to unseat Denver Mayor Mike Johnston after his first term.

The past echoes in the fresh air of Rocky Flats, where wildlife thrives alongside a controversial history. New signs will soon share that story.

A man who stole two English Bulldog puppies from a pet store in Centennial was sentenced Monday to eight years behind bars.

As close-in water sources (such as Clear Creek) became increasingly polluted, Golden sought "pure" water from more remote sources. In 1904, the City built a pipeline from Beaver Brook, several miles to the west. The pipeline filled a reservoir atop Lookout Mountain (approximately where we now see a cluster of...