New cafe opens on the edge of Denver’s Cheesman Park
The former Secret Garden Bar & Cafe overlooking Cheesman Park reopens Thursday under new ownership and a new name. Why it matters: Its abrupt closure last fall left Denverites mourning one of the city's most scenic spots to sip coffee and cocktails. But now, less than a year later, the historic space is coming back to
Englewood officer tases loose dog with fish hook in its head
An Englewood animal control officer tased a 12-year-old loose dog with a fish hook stuck in its head when the animal would not comply with officers trying to put a noose, also known as a catch pole, around its neck.
Child seriously injured after being hit by car in Commerce City
A girl was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after she was hit by a vehicle in Commerce City, according to police.
Turnaround continues at ‘TroubleTree’ homeless hotel in Denver
An official from Urban Alchemy reported more good news to the City Council Tuesday regarding the progress the non-profit is making at the former DoubleTree Hotel, 4040 Quebec St.
Colorado’s Water Crackdown Has Turned Neighbors Against Each Other
As Denver residents band together to help cut water usage to deal with the ongoing drought in the region, the communities have found a common enemy: each other. According to local NBC News station Next 9News, Denver Water has fielded thousands of calls from residents complaining about their neighbor’s water usage. Tha
Juvenile dies after being ejected during a single-vehicle crash on I-70
A juvenile died after he was ejected in a single-vehicle on Wednesday afternoon on I-70.
Heat Danger Is Intensifying Across U.S. Cities as Boulder Researcher Warns Many Communities Still...
BOULDER, CO — Extreme heat is hitting harder and more often across the United States, and a University of Colorado Boulder researcher says many cities are still playing catch-up. Denver logged 28 days at 90 degrees or higher in July, while Boulder could see far more 95-degree days by 2030 if warming trends continue.
Voters in Washington, D.C., and Denver, Colorado, will decide on foie gras ban ballot...
Voters in Washington, D.C., and Denver, Colorado, will decide similar ballot initiatives on November 3, 2026, concerning the force-feeding of birds and the sale of foie gras. Foie gras means fatty liver in French. The USDA defines goose- and duck-liver foie gras as liver “obtained exclusively from specially fed and fat
Driver Blames Self-Driving Technology for Speeding Ticket, Colorado Police Say
A Colorado driver’s attempt to blame their vehicle’s driver-assistance system for a speeding violation is getting plenty of attention after police shared body camera footage of the traffic stop. According to the Parker Police Department, ... Read more
Medina Alert issued for hit-and-run with serious injuries in Denver
Officials have issued a Medina Alert for a vehicle allegedly involved in a hit-and-run in Denver on Tuesday afternoon that resulted in serious injuries.
