2 burglary suspects arrested, accused of targeting Fort Collins estate sales
Authorities arrested two burglary suspects in Denver last week who are accused of targeting estate sales in Fort Collins.
12 Hidden Costs That Come With Living in Colorado
Colorado: where the skies are blue, the mountains are majestic, and your bank account is gasping for oxygen like a flatlander on a 14er. The Centennial State promises fresh air, stunning hikes, and plenty of craft beer—but it also hides some sneaky expenses that’ll quietly climb higher than Pike’s Peak. Here’s what...
4 who allegedly fled and hid after theft arrested: Police
Police arrested four people who all fled in different directions and hid after they allegedly stole thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise in Parker.
James Craig found guilty of poisoning, killing wife: Live updates
James Craig found guilty of first-degree murder by jury, after poisoning and killing his wife.
Denver’s only youth homeless shelter facing more demand after Boulder facility shuts down
DENVER — Denver’s only shelter exclusively for people under 24 is facing a growing waitlist, as statewide options for young people experiencing homelessness continue to shrink. The Source — Boulder’s only shelter for homeless minors — shut its doors in May due to “significant funding cuts from key...
Denver Pastor Scams Church for $3.4M in Crypto Scheme: ‘The Lord Brought His Cryptocurrency...
Answering a higher calling is important, but only if it’s coming from above, not from a crypto wallet. That said, Denver pastor Eli Regalado and his wife scammed their followers out of $3.4 million through their cryptocurrency named INDXcoin, which state regulators describe as “essentially worthless.” According to...
Suspect in Westminster attempted abduction sentenced to 25 years in prison
The man accused of trying to abduct a teenager walking to school in Westminster last year was sentenced on Tuesday to 25 years in the Department of Corrections.
Colorado man officially back from the dead after Social Security mistake
Aurora resident Alex Vukovich is officially back from the dead, after months of trying to fix a mistake that held up his monthly Social Security checks. Vukovich first found out the federal government had him listed as dead when his January payment disappeared from his bank account. He notified the Social Security...
Opinion: Sobriety made me homeless
The author used artificial intelligence in the crafting of this article. I get so tired of hearing that all homeless people are alcoholics and drug addicts. This simply is not true. In fact, here is my shocking truth: I believe sobriety made me homeless.
Several people flee scenes of multiple crashes on Sheridan Boulevard: Police
Several people fled on foot after crashes on Sheridan Boulevard on Wednesday morning.