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The fact that a record crowd of movers, shakers and policymakers who were prepared to part with some big money at the Colorado State Fair wasn’t the only big news to report from the Denver Rustlers’ 42nd annual brunch and road trip to Pueblo.   Today’s gathering at Shanahan’s Steakhouse also was the occasion for Stanto

A billboard along Denver’s Sixth Avenue recently caused Logan Daws to do a double-take. The words “watering hole” were printed in big, black ink across a white background, but “watering” was struck out with a thick, orange line. “Just ‘hole’?” Daws said in a phone interview. “Who was advertising ‘hole’ in Denver, Color

Officer Ramirez believes in respect, and that giving it will reward you. Case in point—woman who received a traffic ticket from Ramirez was so impressed, she thanked him via a letter to the department.

Police estimate 10 to 12 vehicles were damaged after a driver was accused of ramping off a median at high speed in Boulder in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

A woman involved in a hit-and-run incident in Denver last week believes the driver who struck her vehicle was Barry Morphew, the man currently charged with murdering his wife Suzanne Morphew.

76 FENCE has expanded into Colorado and Wyoming with the launch of 76 FENCE Mile High, its first operation in the Rocky Mountain region. Seasoned entrepreneur Jason Smith will lead the Denver-area operation while serving as Regional Developer for Colorado and Wyoming. In the regional role, Smith will recruit, mentor an

Train horns are once again splitting the night along US-85 in Douglas County, Colorado, after federal regulators suspended a quiet zone that had kept seven railroad crossings silent for more than a decade. Residents near Sedalia, Castle Pines and Castle Rock say the horns now sound during the day and blast as often as

Aurora police said that a 14-year-old boy from Denver was arrested early Sunday morning in connection with a shooting at Sand Creek Park that left one man injured.

Just after 1:30 p.m. Sunday, the Aurora Police Department responded to a shopping center overrun by roughly 500 young people, most between 14 and 17 years old, after the gathering was organized through social media and tied to an unpermitted sporting event. Officers declared the crowd an unlawful assembly, and some par

Amazon purchased 70 acres of land in Aurora with plans to build a distribution center, according to city and county records. The e-commerce giant bought a parcel at 825 N. Lisbon St. from a company tied to Northpoint Development for nearly $23.6 million on Aug. 21, according to a deed filed with Arapahoe County.  An […