New program offers free bilingual HVAC training for Denver-area job seekers
According to Mi Casa, the program is free to participants, offers training in Spanish or English and provides up to $1,350 in incentive payments to those who meet program requirements.
Castle Rock investigating alleged councilmember misconduct
The Castle Rock Town Council on Tuesday appointed an independent examiner to investigate allegations of misconduct against a councilmember following an official complaint filed with the town. The council meeting became contentious as members lodged serious allegations against each other claiming past ethical misconduc
Englewood ranch shows timely $75K drop
The new $650,000 price puts 3088 S. Downing St. close to the median price of a detached home for the entire metro area, $635,000, after that figure dropped 2% last month, as reported by the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
Littleton’s Main Street one step closer to getting improvements and makeover
Main Street in Littleton is one step closer to seeing some big improvements and a makeover.
CSP seeks hit-and-run driver who crashed into fleeing suspect
Crime begot crime, and now the Colorado State Patrol is looking for a driver who reportedly hit a suspect fleeing from deputies before leaving the scene of that crash themselves.
GoFundMe Started for Drummer Tim Elliott, Diagnosed with Cancer
Tim Elliott is one of the most recognized drummers in Colorado, and he’s won the “Denver 7 Everyday Hero” for his charitable work with his Drumming Up Hope Foundation. He’s now battling cancer and a Go Fund Me has been set up to help him. Please take a moment and visit the link below. We can all make a difference—helpi
Adams 12 will close 6 schools next year as K-12 enrollment falls statewide
Adams 12 Five Star Schools will close six schools in Northglenn, Thornton, Westminster and Broomfield next year, becoming the latest district in metro Denver to shutter buildings in response to declining enrollment statewide. The district’s Board of Education voted 4-1 Wednesday evening to approve the closures, which w
GUEST OPINION: New Denver parking policies will backfire on business
Recently, the city of Denver announced an expansion of its parking enforcement efforts and new curbside restrictions, which will pose significant challenges for trucking, delivery, construction and service fleets that supply the city with essential goods and perform critical services. Freight movement fuels Denver’s e
Waymo passenger captures video as man hurls eggs at the driverless vehicle
A Denver man called a Waymo a couple weeks ago and had no idea what was in store for him after getting in. A person threw a carton of eggs at the side of the vehicle and the passenger caught the whole thing on camera.
GUEST OPINION: Colorado can’t jail its way out of the fentanyl crisis
As the sheriffs for Denver and Boulder counties, our responsibility is to keep people safe, hold people accountable when they endanger others, and ensure our public safety resources are directed where they can have the greatest effect. That’s why we stand together to oppose Proposition 132, along with a growing bipart

















