Police audit finds no evidence of misuse by Thornton officer who ran more than...
THORNTON, Colo. — After looking into allegations about a Thornton Police Department officer who, a complaint alleged, ran nearly 20,000 Flock searches in just over two years, an internal audit determined there was no evidence of misuse by that officer, Thornton Police Chief Jim Baird said on Monday. In...
Longtime Elway’s restaurant demolished as redevelopment project kicks off
DENVER — One of the Denver metro's most high-profile steakhouses has been demolished after two decades of business. Elway's Cherry Creek was demolished on Monday, kicking off a 13-acre mixed use redevelopment project in the Cherry Creek neighborhood. Denver-based developer East West Partners and Denver-based private equity partner Ascentris...
Denver City Council gives nod to site development plan extensions
The Denver City Council voted Monday to extend the expiration dates of site development plans, easing pressure on developers struggling to obtain building permits. The unanimous decision amends the city’s zoning code, adding another 36 months to site development plans approved by the city on or before Dec. 31, 2025. City officials said this amendment […]
Englewood stands alone as south metro’s only city without water restrictions
While neighboring communities have implemented mandatory water restrictions after a warm and dry winter in Colorado, Englewood is the lone community in the south metro area that has not.
Truck crashes into Denver restaurant amid other restaurant’s fire recovery
The owner of two Denver restaurants is facing back-to-back crises after a U-Haul truck crashed into one of his locations.
Denver’s government is literally cleaning house before a big DNC visit
Throw out the apple cores. Toss away the loaded gum wrappers. Make those desk surfaces shine. Denver is pitching itself as an ideal spot for the 2028 Democratic National Convention, where the party will select its next presidential nominee. Meanwhile, officials are cleaning house ahead of the site-selection scouts’ visit this week.
RTD seeks public help identifying suspects in G Line copper wire thefts
The Regional Transportation District is investigating a series of copper wire thefts along the G Line that disrupted service last week and is asking the public to help identify two suspects captured on video. The most recent theft occurred at 2:25 a.m. April 24 north of the Clear Creek-Federal Station in the 2400 block of […]
A Colorado Zoo Received Dangerous Threats That Shutdown Operations
A scary situation forced a Colorado zoo to shutdown
Police give update after shooting that killed man at Denver apartments
DENVER — A man fired a shot toward officers before one of the officers returned fire, killing him, at an apartment complex in south Denver last month, police said in an update on Monday. Jordan Miller, 37, was killed in the shooting around 1:30 a.m. April 25 at Parliament...
NWS images show where big snow is expected on major highways around Colorado
With big snow expected to hit Colorado over the next couple of days, here’s a look at how a few major roads around the state will be impacted. To start with I-70, the National Weather Service is calling for about 13 to 22 inches of snow in the area of the Eisenhower Tunnel from Monday […]
