Colorado Man Stumbles Upon A Strange Shape By A Fence And Discovers A Heartbreaking...
Stumbling across a large dark shape settled beneath a tree beside a fence is not something most people encounter while out enjoying the quiet of nature. Yet that is exactly what a Good Samaritan experienced while passing through Evergreen, Colorado. At first, he brushed it off as an ordinary object....
Missing 14-year-old boy from Arvada found safe, police say
A missing 14-year-old boy from Arvada was last seen on Friday around 11 a.m. and is in need of medication, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said.
EDITORIAL: DPS’ fiscal affairs amount to fuzzy math
A fresh audit of Denver Public Schools revealed a startling reality: Colorado’s largest school district owes more in long-term debt than it owns in assets. As The Denver Gazette reported last month, the 2024-25 fiscal year audit revealed DPS carries $4.07 billion in long-term liabilities — far greater than the...
EDITORIAL: Colorado lawmakers find a way to read past scary science fiction
If there ought to be a law, it should mandate that real government officials use real science to guide their decisions. Clearly, Colorado state lawmakers see the wisdom in that, and maybe even the hard science, behind such a philosophy. The Denver Museum of Nature and Science will embed four...
Waymo set for Denver launch in 2026
In the near future, you can hop in a driverless car and cruise through Denver. Why it matters: The technology promises to reduce vehicle fatalities and crashes, and to increase mobility for people who are elderly, disabled or impaired. State of play: Waymo is preparing to deploy its robotaxis on...
Federal judge declines to order Denver to let police critic apply for review board
A federal judge declined on Friday to order that Denver permit a longtime police critic to apply to join the board tasked with reviewing officers’ use of force. Regan Benson sought to become one of the two community members on the five-person Use of Force Review Board earlier this year. Command staff who were...
Man booked into jail in Jefferson County dies from ‘progressive illness’ at hospital
A man booked into jail in Jefferson County last month died in custody at the hospital on Thursday, following an illness.
Denver pausing Civic Center Station pickleball court project, exploring alternative options for site
A proposed pickleball court development at the gravel pit next to Denver’s Civic Center Station is on hold due to budgetary restrictions, city officials confirmed Friday. The project, slated to cost between $3 million and $4 million, has yet to get past the initial planning stages and does not have a hard timeline,...
Jefferson County SWAT Sergeant Admitted He Was Drunk During Evergreen HS Shooting Response, Records...
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — Newly released internal-affairs documents show that a Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office SWAT sergeant admitted to drinking “the better part” of a 12-pack of beer hours before responding to the shooting at Evergreen High School earlier this year.
Car wash with neurodiverse workers fears closure if QuikTrip wash moves in
In Aurora, a locally owned car wash says one more competitor could be the one that shuts it down.

















