“Open Your Eyes”: Golden Triangle Residents, Businesses Tired of Hosting Efforts to Solve Homelessness
More than a hundred residents and business owners from Denver’s Golden Triangle area poured out their frustrations regarding crime and homelessness during a January 7 community meeting with city officials tasked with trying to solve those problems. The crowd was an impassioned mix of young and old, renters and...
Councilmembers mull ICE face mask ban
Two Denver City Council members are proposing a bill to ban federal law enforcement agents from wearing face masks during local operations. The big picture: Councilmembers Flor Alvidrez and Shontel Lewis are considering introducing a bill modeled after a California law currently facing a court challenge. Why it...
Man in ICU after New Year’s Day assault
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Lakewood police are searching for a group of juveniles accused of assaulting a 58-year-old man outside his home early on New Year’s Day. Police say officers responded to reports of an assault around 6:50 a.m. on Jan. 1 in the 1400 block of South Fenton Street, just off West Florida Avenue.
Why Denver Fire called in a national ATF team after massive Leetsdale apartment fire
A specialized federal team from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is now assisting with the investigation into the massive fire that tore through an apartment complex under construction on Leetsdale Drive.
Woman assaulted near South Broadway; police ask neighbors to check security cameras
Denver police are investigating after a woman was assaulted Wednesday evening near the intersection of South Broadway and Louisiana Avenue, an incident that has sparked concern among nearby residents and business owners.
Another Denver Office Tower Sells at Steep Discount
Trinity Place, a mostly vacant 17-story Denver office tower, has been acquired for $6 million. The recent sale is one of many distressed property sales in Denver that have occurred recently. The Denver Business Journal reports that last year, Brookfield sold two office towers for $28.7 million each after buying them...
Opinion: Discriminatory, likely illegal SNAP work requirements hit Denver
The federal government’s new work requirement for SNAP recipients has hit Denver. I recently received a letter declaring I am able-bodied and explaining the new rules. I have a schizoaffective bipolar one and PTSD diagnosis but so far have been denied SSI or SSDI benefits. That’s because in 2024, I earned taxable...
Families file lawsuit against The Joshua School and staff after bus aide abuse
Families are filing a lawsuit against The Joshua School and several others after a former Littleton school bus aide pleaded guilty to several counts of assault and child abuse against autistic students.
Denver Police Seek Public’s Help in Finding Missing Person Kadin Kristjansson Last Seen on...
The Denver Police Department has turned to social media in efforts to locate a missing person, Kadin Kristjansson. Kristjansson was last reported being seen on December 24, 2025, near the area of E. 58th Avenue and Central Park Boulevard. The department's plea for public assistance was disseminated through a Facebook...
‘Winter Storm Warning’ activated with double-digit totals possible on I-25
Thursday and Friday are set to bring snow to a large portion of Colorado, and if the ‘high-end’ snowfall forecast from the National Weather Service holds true (10% chance), major travel impacts could occur along both I-25 and I-70. In the state’s more populated Front Range, snow is expected to ramp up during...
