Pedestrian killed in early morning crash in Aurora
A pedestrian was killed in Aurora after a crash early Tuesday morning.
City of Denver employees will be notified of layoffs the week of August 18
The City of Denver will begin laying off employees next month, and impacted personnel will be notified the week of August 18, according to an email from Mayor Mike Johnston sent Tuesday.
Littleton assisted living facility hosts water shooting contest
Residents at the StoneCreek of Littleton Assisted Living and Memory Care showed that there is never a time or place in life where a water battle isn't fun.
Rollover accident closes northbound lanes in Jeffco
A rollover crash on Highway 285 in Jefferson County on Tuesday has caused closures of northbound lanes, as drivers are asked to use alternate routes.
96 cats, 19 dogs rescued from Denver-area home: Here’s how you can help
Two animals, a dog and a cat, were found dead inside the home.
Denver metro school announces closure with only weeks until next school year
A Denver metro area charter school is closing its doors ahead of the 2025-2026 school year, citing budget woes.
72-year-old woman dies crossing E. Jewell Ave. after driver hits her Tuesday
A 72-year-old woman was killed crossing E. Jewell Avenue at S. Havana Street when a driver hit her on Tuesday morning, according to the Aurora Police Department.
13-year-old transported to hospital could face citation for riding scooter into traffic
The Aurora Police Department said that a 13-year-old boy was taken to a hospital after riding his scooter into traffic on Monday.
From meth pipes to laughing gas, Aurora bans sale of dangerous legal substances, drug...
The Aurora City Council on Monday unanimously approved an ordinance that bans the sale of drug paraphernalia as well as substances that are legal that people are using off label to get high.
Denver leads 29 U.S. cities in homicide decline, report finds
Denver logged the steepest drop in homicides among 29 U.S. cities in the first half of 2025, according to a new report from the Council on Criminal Justice. Why it matters: It's another datapoint suggesting Denver is getting safer — especially when it comes to violent crime. The city's homicide rate has dropped to...
