Health officials remind residents about food, medication safety due outages
Jeffco public health officials are warning about refrigerated food and medications no longer being safe during ongoing outages.
Denver Police Department Celebrates 166 Years of Service, Honors Fallen Officers and Embraces Community...
In a nod to its storied past, the Denver Police Department is marking a significant milestone this week, celebrating 166 years of continuous service to the community. Founded on December 19, 1859, DPD has been a cornerstone of public safety in the Mile High City, evolving alongside the changing landscape of a...
Denver City Council Rejects Minor Storage Lease for Key Lime Air Over Immigration Concerns
DENVER — City council members voted down a Denver International Airport lease for Key Lime Air, citing the charter carrier's alleged role in immigration…
A Jewish cemetery in Aurora receives National Historic Site designation
AURORA, Colo — This month, Mount Nebo Memorial Park and Cemetery received designation as a National Historic Site. The Aurora cemetery serves as a time capsule to the Jewish communities in Colorado’s Front Range dating back to the late 1800s. Many tombstones at the cemetery, founded in 1898...
Why aren’t more power lines buried in Colorado?
With many Coloradans still in the dark Friday evening, some have been asking why Xcel Energy is shutting off power and why aren't more power lines buried underground here in Colorado? Experts say it is easier said than done.
Denver grand jury indicts 7 on 131 counts related to identity theft operation
A Denver grand jury returned a 131-count indictment against seven people in connection with a wide-scale identity theft operation, the Denver District Attorney’s Office announced Friday. The seven alleged racketeers — Jordan Ashley, Keiichi Hiramatsu, Ryan Jennings, Douglas Jump, Shawn McClintock, Kaisha Valentin and...
SB I-25 closed near Alameda after crash involving pedestrian
Denver police are at the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian on Interstate 25, near Alameda.
Denver’s Budget Battle Exposes a National Crisis for Homeless Families
As Family Homelessness Skyrockets, Elected Officials Say No to $9M in Shelter Funding, Revealing Impossible Choices U.S. Cities Now Face As cities across the U.S. grapple with rising rates of family homelessness, one city’s debate over providing additional funds to … Continue reading →
Bells, buckets and tradition: Fie family celebrates 70 years with the Salvation Army
Three members of the Fie family stood outside the Cherry Cricket in Cherry Creek Friday morning, ringing a 130-year-old bell attached to a worn leather strap. “It’s a family endeavor,” Roxanne Anderson said. “It’s just warms your heart to be able to help others.”. That bell...
Rising Health Insurance Costs Leave Denver Families Paying More for Less
In 2023, Robin Hanselman was paying a $650 monthly premium under her employer-based health insurance coverage. Now, Robin pays nearly the same amount for her two daughters’ annual physicals on top of a $1,300 monthly premium. Then, last week, her husband fell. “I was lying on the garage floor...
