Jeffco prosecutors won’t file charges in hit-and-run despite finding car
Greg Johnson walks with a limp three years after he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle in Golden. Now no one will be held responsible.
Lawsuit against Purina plant talks out about stench, impact on community
Thousands of Denver homeowners have filed a lawsuit against Nestle over the stench coming from the Purina plant near I-70 and York Street.
Denver’s mayor has brought thousands of homeless people inside – now his challenge is...
DENVER - The number of people living without homes in Denver may be growing, but the appearance of the city's center - once dotted with sprawling encampments - has changed over the past 18 months. Where tents once lined the streets of downtown, there are now open sidewalks and medians.
Popular swim area closed at Colorado reservoir due to unsafe level of bacteria
The swim area at Aurora Reservoir has been temporarily closed due to elevated levels of bacteria in the water. A reason that this issue exists is due to high water levels in the reservoir at this time. According to a press release from Aurora Parks, Recreation, & Open Space, fluctuating levels of bacteria in...
Road rage suspect arrested after reportedly pointing gun at driver, kids on US 36
Police took a suspect into custody after a driver reported that someone pointed a gun at them while driving near U.S. 36 on Tuesday night.
Colorado ‘stands united’ against divisiveness, hate on Juneteenth: Gov. Polis
Gov. Polis celebrated Juneteenth in a statement on Thursday, referring to the now-also federal holiday as "Freedom Day," as it is also known.
Colorado Teacher Accused of Giving Pot Brownies to 12-Year-Olds
Marijuana may be legal in the state of Colorado; however, there are some things you cannot legally do with it. One of those things is giving edibles to children. According to 9 News, a Colorado teacher is facing misdemeanor child abuse charges after she allegedly gave two middle schoolers pot brownies after they won...
Denver city workers call proposed rule change “Betrayal” … “Slap in the face”
A steady stream of Denver City workers on Wednesday blasted a proposed rule change that would make it easier to lay off city workers, regardless of their seniority.
Denver PD: Deadly double shooting appears to be a murder-suicide
The Denver Police Department announced on Wednesday that a deadly double shooting appears to be a murder-suicide.
Polis announces pardons at world’s largest psychedelics conference in Denver
Gov. Jared Polis spoke at the Psychedelic Science 2025 Conference on Wednesday, announcing the pardons of people who were convicted at the state level of possessing psilocybin or psilocin.
