Denver District 10 launches test program to pay pet deposits
Denver’s self-proclaimed “pet whisperer,” Councilman Chris Hinds, has launched a new program to help renters avoid having to choose between a home and their pet. Funded through Hinds’ own council budget, the program seeks prevent relinquishment, as well as unnecessary pet rehoming by helping cover upfront pet deposit...
Driver arrested for shooting another vehicle multiple times after road rage incident
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. — A suspect has been arrested after police said he shot another vehicle multiple times following some sort of road rage incident. It happened a little after 10 a.m. Friday near South Quebec Street and Wildcat Ridge in Highlands Ranch, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said.
Woman stabbed at Union Station
A woman was hospitalized, and another is in custody on charges of stabbing her repeatedly, after what appeared to be a random attack at Denver’s Union Station Sunday night. Denver Police Department officers confirmed the attack and the arrest of Nakila Marie Green, 37, on charges of first-degree assault.
Opinion: Zoning for Financial Resiliency in Lakewood
Are you financially resilient? If you lost your job tomorrow, how long would it take for you to face the threat of losing your home? In this time of expensive groceries, high rent, unattainable home-ownership costs and general uncertainty about the future, most of us wouldn’t last long. In the last few months of...
The 7 best sandwiches in North America, according to Michelin Guide inspectors
The guide's inspectors honored two cheesesteaks, a torta and a lamb pita, among other sandwiches.
Denver Water Bills Creep Up Again as Utility Pours Cash Into Big Projects
Denver Water customers are getting hit with another nudge upward on their monthly bills this year, a change officials insist is modest but that most households will still notice when the statement lands in the mailbox. According to Denver Water, the new rate schedule, adopted by the utility's board last...
Denver police seek public’s help to identify attempted kidnapping suspect
DENVER — Police in Denver are asking for your help to identify a man suspected of trying to kidnap someone in Denver’s Platt Park neighborhood earlier this month. The incident occurred on Wednesday, Jan. 7 at approximately 5:52 p.m. near the intersection of S. Grant Street and E. Louisiana Avenue, according to a...
Colorado Radon Alert Today: Denver Homes Face “Invisible Killer” Risk
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Denver, CO – As winter weather continues across Colorado and homes remain tightly sealed to keep out the cold, health officials are warning residents—especially those in Denver and surrounding Front Range...
Shelter-in-place order lifted near University of Denver campus
Denver police put a shelter-in-place order in effect on Saturday night for a two-block area in the southern part of the city due to a person barricaded in an apartment.
‘Lucky to have came out alive’: Rescuers issue warning after skier caught in avalanche...
A backcountry skier says he is lucky to be alive and uninjured after getting caught in an avalanche over the weekend on Berthoud Pass, and search and rescue officials are warning others to watch forecasts.

















