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Commerce City leaders are deciding Monday night if the city should hit pause on data center development with a six-month pause on applications.

A months-long fight over a boat parked in a driveway in Arvada's Lake Arbor neighborhood boiled over Friday night when a resident parked an armored military vehicle outside a neighbor's home, including signage. The confrontation, which played out on Lamar Street, has since drawn national television cameras and reignite

Lakewood police are on the scene of a large crash on Monday morning.

This story was originally published by Capital & Main. A Denver-area housing development under construction on a former 800-acre dryland farm touts its “incredible connection to nature.” Yet a Black-eyed-Susan covered vacant lot across the street could upend that connection: It’s slated to become the largest data cente

Somewhere on the wide-open plains of southeastern Colorado, there’s a town that quietly defies everything you think you know about the cost of living in this state. Lamar, Colorado is that town, and once you hear what life looks like out here, you might start wondering why you’ve been paying so much to live anywhere el

City Council remember Stacie Gilmore just blurted it out at Monday’s meeting. “For too long this council has ignored the human trafficking that is going on out at Denver International Airport,” she warned. “Some folks have hearing about Key Lime Air in the news recently but there are many other companies that move peop

A juvenile girl was arrested on Sunday in connection with a stabbing that occurred in Denver on Saturday.

Colorado's largest hospital is beefing up protections around critical infrastructure after someone intentionally interfered with its oxygen supply. The incident happened September 3 at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora, when someone gained access to its oxygen storage area and disrupted supply to the 8

AUSTIN, TX — People living on the lowest incomes are running into a hard reality across the U.S.: apartments labeled affordable are often out of reach, even when they sit empty. In Austin, a man in a homeless shelter says even a $450-a-month tiny home with no running water would strain his budget. At the same time, tho

Local businesses say I-70 construction in Wheat Ridge is having a negative impact with another weekend of work slated for Sept. 25 through Sept. 29.