Denver Home Prices Slip as Sellers Face Growing Competition
Denver buyers are shopping a tighter market than the rest of the country—but the gap is closing. Active listings fell 2.9% year-over-year.
Aurora police searching for witnesses in I-225 road rage shooting
Detectives with the Aurora Police Department are asking for the public’s help to bring a road rage shooting suspect to justice after the incident left a man injured in the early hours of Monday.
New rideshare requirements in Colorado are now in effect
A new Colorado law, aimed at making rideshares safer by placing new requirements on companies like Uber and Lyft, takes effect Wednesday.
‘Twilight’ stars headed to Colorado for movie screening
A special conversation will celebrate “The Twilight Saga” in Colorado this autumn. “A Twilight Conversation” will bring “The Twilight Saga” actors Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz to Paramount Theatre in Denver. The actors will appear after a full screening of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2” on Thursday, Nov.
Denver’s homicide surge among highest in the U.S.
Denver's homicide spike during the first half of the year is among the highest in the country for major cities, according to preliminary data reviewed by Axios. Why it matters: Deadly crime in Denver is bucking a national trend among the largest cities in the country, which are mostly recording dips in homicides.
‘Free e-bike’ shop owner dares feds to charge him
DENVER — The owner of a bike shop that promised “free e-bikes” though a Colorado state tax credit has a message for federal prosecutors. “You guys are dragging this on too long,” Takuma Hagood said in an interview with Steve On Your Side on Monday. “Just f---ing charge something, so we can go to court and we can let a
Denver Council Kills Eight-Year Video Contract Tied to Ex-News Anchors’ Firm
Denver City Council has rejected a proposed contract extension that would have handed a Florida-based video production company an eight-year deal worth up to $1 million to keep producing the city's employee recruitment campaigns. The proposal would have added $600,000 to Sunny Side Up Solutions LLC's existing agreement
Judge orders Colorado Secretary of State to turn over public records
A Denver District Court judge has given Secretary of State Jena Griswold until Thursday to comply with an open records request, or she could be held in contempt.
Denver Firefighters Union Sues State Union Over Attempt to Leave
An attempt by Denver firefighters to break up with the statewide firefighters’ union landed in court Monday after the state union refused to let them go. Denver Fire Fighters Local 858, a union that represents firefighters in Denver, Englewood, Glendale, Sheridan and Skyline, has been trying to disaffiliate from Colora
Electric vehicle catches fire on I-25 in Lone Tree
Drivers on Interstate 25 in Lone Tree experienced minor delays late Tuesday morning after an electric vehicle caught on fire.
