Denver Zoo announces it will soon welcome two southern white rhinos
Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance announced it will be welcoming two southern white rhinos to the facility this fall — marking the first time in the zoo’s 130-year history that the […]
Whittier neighbors wake up to shattered car windows, costly repairs
A quiet Whittier neighborhood was left dealing with shattered car windows Tuesday morning after several vehicles were apparently broken into.
Troopers find abandoned truck following deadly hit-and-run
Troopers located an abandoned pickup truck believed to be the suspect vehicle in a deadly hit-and-run on Monday night, the Colorado State Patrol reported in a press release on Tuesday morning.
Person killed in Old Town Fort Collins crash identified
The person killed when a pickup truck driver drove onto the sidewalk in Old Town Fort Collins during Tour de Fat has been identified. The crash occurred just before noon Aug. 29 in front of Walrus Ice Cream on Mountain Avenue, where the truck struck multiple pedestrians before hitting a tree. Joshua Robert Douglass, 33
6 indicted in multi-month drug bust in the Denver metro
Six people were indicted by a grand jury on a total of 38 drug-related counts following a multi-month drug bust in the Denver metro area.
Two Killed in Highway 34 Crash Near Greeley
GREELEY — Two people were killed Sunday evening in a crash at U.S. Highway 34 and Weld County Road 17 after police say a driver ran a red light at high speed and struck their vehicle. Greeley Police officers responded to the intersection at approximately 5:05 p.m. Aug. 30.
Communities Nationwide Tearing Down Flock Cameras, Quietly Replacing Them With These Brands
A wave of public backlash is pulling Flock's license plate reader cameras off streets nationwide. But in many communities, surveillance isn't ending and cameras are actually just changing brands. As cities cancel their contracts with Flock Safety, more are hiring Axon instead. They are another law enforcement technolog
Denver jail menu, pricing approved by council
The Denver City Council approved menus for jail facilities Monday as well as pricing. The council approved a contract with Trinity Services Inc. for up to $9.6 million through June 2027. The city will pay less for prisoner meals the more of them they serve. For example, the cost is $4.98 per meal for between 1,007 and
Coorstek makes historical bottle-making discovery during renovations
GOLDEN, Colo. (KRDO) - The Coors Brewing Company may have been at the forefront of the beverage industry's switch to aluminum cans, but in the late 1800s, they bottled beer with glass just like everyone else. Despite over two decades of local glass manufacturing, the Coors family had very little physical record from th
Denver affordable ADU program at risk of losing funding even as demand increases
ADUs are emerging as one proposed solution to Denver's housing crisis, but a city-backed program designed to make them affordable faces an uncertain future.

















