Denver denied detainer for alleged undocumented man with charges, ICE says
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Denver division said a detainer was denied for a man previously held in the Denver County Jail on alleged DUI and hit-and-run charges. The man, Emmanuel Roblero, is reportedly an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Evergreen business sees flooding three times in two months, with more rain on the...
Heavy rainfall this week caused significant flooding in downtown Evergreen, where businesses are again bracing for impact as wet weather continues through the weekend.
Castle Rock Homeowners Are Billed for Their Single Worst Hour, Not Their Hottest Month
Castle Rock, Colorado Aug 16, 2026 (Issuewire.com) Alpha Air Heating & Cooling, a technician-owned residential HVAC company serving Castle Rock and Douglas County, is drawing attention to a feature of local electric billing that many area homeowners do not know applies to them, and that most widely circulated summer en
Foggy Denver Morning Erupts in Storms Before Mile High Heat Roars Back
Denver is starting Sunday, August 16, with fog and mist around 61 degrees, but the calm-looking morning could give way to thunderstorms after noon. A few storms may become severe, bringing strong winds, large hail, and heavy rain before the sky clears again tonight. Fog First, Then A Few Strong...
Heavy rain, hail leads to stranded drivers, water rescues in Denver area
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - Storms wreaked havoc in parts of the Denver metro Saturday afternoon, flooding roadways, stranding drivers -- and even requiring a snowplow!. Heavy rain and as much as 3 feet of hail clogged streets in Douglas and Arapahoe counties, resulting in nearly a dozen vehicle rescues.
Perspective: The bad policy behind Colorado’s costly housing
Colorado’s economic competitiveness is slipping, and housing affordability is one of the most important reasons why. Policymakers have more control over this than they might think. A new report from the Common Sense Institute details tens of thousands of dollars in housing-construction costs created not by land or wa
Denver weather: Hail, flooding possible as monsoon pattern continues
The Denver forecast calls for possible hail and flooding again Saturday afternoon as the area continues its monsoon pattern.
10 Colorado All-You-Can-Eat Restaurants That Deliver Every Time
These buffets did not get the memo about doing things one way. Around here, all-you-can-eat can mean grilling at the table, ordering round after round, or roaming a full spread at your own pace. The format keeps changing, which makes each meal feel like a different game. One night might...
Single-Vehicle Crash on Denver’s 6th Avenue Sends One to Hospital With Serious Injuries
A single-vehicle crash on East 6th Avenue near Cherry Street sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries Saturday afternoon, prompting traffic delays in the area as Denver police worked the scene. Officers say only one motorist was involved in the wreck, which happened in the residential stretch of East Denve
Second Serious Crash In A Week Slams Denver’s Hampden And Sheridan
Denver police are investigating a serious-injury crash involving two motorists in the area of W Hampden Ave and N Sheridan Blvd, with multiple people transported to a local hospital Saturday morning. The department warned drivers to expect delays in the area and advised alternate routes while officers worked the scene.
