Discover Colorado’s Best Barbecue Restaurants in the Nation
I don't care what anyone says, barbeque is an art. Sure, you can toss a chunk of meat into a smoker and pull it out hours later and have smoked meat. That doesn't mean that it's award-winning or competition quality. For years, I have dabbled in the hobby of smoking....
Seeing turkeys roaming around the Denver metro area? Here’s why
Since the start of April, there have been several reports of wild turkeys across the Denver metro, but according to the Arapahoe County Government, these sightings aren't all that unusual.
Mystery Creature Caught on Camera in Southern Colorado
Colorado is home to thousands of different species of animals. From the tiniest of mice to massive moose, and many other creatures in between, the list of unique wildlife that exists in the Centennial state is truly diverse and amazing. Recently, however, a critter with an unknown identity has been...
Colorado national park to go fully cashless
A Colorado national park is officially going cashless for all fee collection.
Watch: Man released after murder conviction was vacated, tied to DNA analyst misconduct
A man convicted of first-degree murder in 2012 had his conviction vacated last week, and after posting bond on Monday, he walked out of jail for a second chance.
Rarely seen Colorado species known for nocturnal and secretive behavior
When people think of Colorado wildlife, they’re likely imagining a black bear wandering through the forest on a hunt or a herd of elk grazing in a distant field. However, many locals and tourists, alike, seem to miss one of Colorado’s most unique species – the ringtail. Settlers once referred to the ringtail as the...
Colorado man bonds out of jail as DNA evidence in his murder case is...
BOULDER, Colo. (KRDO) - A Colorado man has bonded out of jail after serving 12 years in prison for a murder conviction, our partners at 9News in Denver report. Michael Clark was convicted in 2012 following the murder of Marty Grisham, but has maintained his innocence ever since. Recently, the validity of his...
Parker police team focused on cracking down on speeders
In Parker, a new team of officers is focusing on slowing traffic down.
Man faces charges after allegedly setting car on fire at Lone Tree apartment
A man is facing several charges after reportedly setting fire to a car at a Lone Tree apartment complex over the weekend.
Denver renews $3.1 million homeless hotel contract with St. Francis Center
The Denver City Council approved Monday a $3.1 million contract for St. Francis Center to continue operating the Comfort Inn and Suites at 4685 Quebec as a homeless shelter. The contract, in effect since December 2023, was extended through the end of this year.
