Man gets 38 years in prison for 2025 Denver food truck shooting
A man was sentenced to 38 years in prison Friday after he pleaded guilty to a fatal shooting. Rafael Acosta-Hernandez was arrested in March 2025 after he fatally shot Leonel Silva-Perez, 25. The Denver District Attorney’s Office said Acosta-Hernandez was selling food out of his truck in the 2600 block of North Zuni Str
Denver thrifters seek vintage clothing, unique finds at Thrift Con
Treasure hunting took on a new meaning in Denver this weekend. Thrift Con, a convention dedicated to vintage and second-hand clothing, was held Saturday and Sunday at the National Western Center’s Livestock Center. The convention brought in thousands of people and filled the Livestock Center with racks upon racks of vi
Officials announce new mascot for upcoming Front Range passenger rail project
On Sunday, Colorado officials announced the new look for a high-speed passenger rail project that will connect Pueblo to Fort Collins.
CPW rescues adult with life-threatening injury from reservoir
An adult was rescued after sustaining a life-threatening injury on Saturday at Chatfield Reservoir. According to a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), officers responded to a 911 call before 4:30 p.m. on Saturday reporting a boating accident near the dam on the southeast corner of Chatfield Reservoir.
Suspect arrested after fatally ‘smashing’ rock on man’s head in Denver Saturday, police say
Denver police arrested a man on suspicion of first-degree murder after he allegedly used a 30-pound rock to kill another man in downtown Denver Saturday. Edgardo Jimenez-Alvarad, 30, faces a first-degree murder charge after he allegedly “smashed” the rock onto another man’s head in the 1300 block of Larimer Street just
Luxury Home Prices Are Still Falling in These 5 Major US Cities After the...
The Pandemic Luxury Housing Boom Is Over and These Markets Lost Everything They Gained The pandemic handed luxury sellers something […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Colorado’s extended stretch of summer heat isn’t going anywhere
A strong area of high pressure parked over the western U.S. will continue to bring well above-average temperatures across much of the state through at least next weekend.
Denver adopts new universal recycling and composting rules
The rules go into effect Sept. 1 and apply to businesses, permitted events, apartment complexes, and construction projects. Denver7's Tyler Melito breaks down what it all means
Make bus, light rail free for Denver’s homeless
It has been six years since I experienced homelessness in Denver. In the time I’ve been housed I’ve written more than 3,000 stories about homelessness from policy debates to housing surges to the discrimination homeless people face everyday.
Is It Legal to Declaw a Cat in Colorado? What Every Owner Should Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you share your home with a cat in Colorado, you may have wondered whether declawing is still a legal option — or whether the state has moved to restrict it. The answer depends heavily on where in Colorado you live. Declawing is illegal in D

















