Popular Colorado Burger Truck is Closing Up Business
It almost feels like Colorado breweries and food trucks go hand in hand. They are meant for each other in a way that only those who frequent a brewery know how special the pairing is. Imagine going to your favorite brewery and seeing a food truck that is offering more...
Company Pulling Out of Colorado Puts Over 100 Out of Work
Major Company With Multiple CO Locations Confirms Closure. We're not even halfway through 2025, and there have already been eighteen major layoffs in the state of Colorado. A company with multiple locations in the state has announced a major closure to its facilities. How Many Colorado Workers Have Been Laid...
Ch’il Indigenous Foods Reclaims Culture by Cultivating and Cooking Traditional Plants
Narissa Ribera plants seeds in the ground and in the minds of many, from the climate-conscious to Indigenous individuals like herself. She is Diné, a member of the Navajo Nation who was raised in Denver — although her urban being was augmented by time in Page, Arizona, where her mother’s side has reservation land.
Dog that had eluded capture for months in Denver is finally caught, adopted
After months on the run around the old Park Hill Golf Course, a stray German Shepherd lovingly called Park Hill Dave has been caught and adopted.
Aurora’s three-strikes traffic law results in 638 cars impounded, 38 auctioned
AURORA | Aurora’s nascent “three-strikes” traffic law resulted in 638 cars being impounded from November to February, according to Aurora police, and at least 38 of the confiscated cars were sold at city auctions so far. “The Aurora Police Department is committed to stopping the practice of...
ICE Fines 3 Denver Businesses Over $8 Million for Hiring Unauthorized Workers
In a recent crackdown by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), three Denver businesses have been handed stiff penalties totaling over $8 million for employing workers not authorized to work in the United States. ICE's Denver office uncovered a range of employment eligibility violations after auditing the...
Haitian woman dies in US immigration detention
At least six others have died in ICE custody in fiscal 2025, which began in October, ICE data shows.
Journalist who died in Russian captivity was tortured, report says
Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna , who died in Russian captivity, was tortured and had organs removed before her body was returned, according to a joint media report published Tuesday through Forbidden Stories , a nonprofit media organization. In February, Russia returned Roshchyna's emaciated body with signs...
Angry mob surrounds home of alleged serial cat killer. Then they realize they got...
A vigil turned violent Sunday after an angry mob targeted a home they believed was connected to an alleged serial cat killer — except, they got the wrong house. Community owners and activists gathered outside a home in Santa Ana , California , believing it belonged to the brother of Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, who is...
The only female unit to serve overseas in WWII gets a congressional medal 80...
The only female unit to serve overseas in World War II is receiving a Congressional Gold Medal on Tuesday, exactly 80 years after pulling off an incredible organizational feat. The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion — nicknamed the Six Triple Eight — was a predominantly Black, all-female unit that was...
