Man beat elderly landlord for asking about payment, then used a garden hose to...
A suspect in Colorado viciously beat his 80-year-old landlord when the man asked to be repaid, then used a garden hose to try and dispose of the evidence. The post Man beat elderly landlord for asking about payment, then used a garden hose to wash the 'blood off the driveway' first appeared on Law & Crime .
Jefferson County condemns swastika displayed along I-70
Jefferson County lawmakers and the City of Golden publicly responded to the colossal swastika that marred a hillside near Morrison last weekend. House Majority Leader Monica Duran, Senate Assistant Majority Leader Lisa Cutter, Sen. Jesse Danielson, Sen. Lindsey Daugherty, Sen. Chris Kolker and seven representatives...
Two men sentenced in killing of Wheat Ridge jewelry store owner
The two men convicted in the kidnapping and deadly shooting of a Wheat Ridge jewelry store owner stemming from a robbery in November 2023 have now both been sentenced. On Nov. 29, 2023, two men entered Peter Damian Fine Jewelry & Antiques in Wheat Ridge, robbed the store, then kidnapped the store’s owner, Peter...
Paranormal investigators set sights on Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox, TV debut
Every town has its secrets, and in Denver, some of those secrets seem unwilling to stay buried. In the Mile High City, historic buildings still carry the echoes of their Wild West past.
Denver Council agenda: $20M for shelters, $1.5M police settlement
On Tuesday, the Denver City Council will consider close to $19 million in funding across six resolutions tied to the city’s homeless shelter operations and an additional $1.4 million in associated transportation services. If approved, Council Resolutions 25-1373 and 25-1374 would add $10.3 million to existing...
Denver’s plan to end tent homelessness with hotel shelters is shrinking again
Three Denver hotels that were repurposed into homeless shelters are transitioning to new management and a fourth is closing, signs that the city’s plan to end tent homelessness is in flux. Denver’s Department of Housing Stability is using four former hotels — down by about half from the height...
2025 Sanitary Sewer Project to Start Soon
🚧 D-Line Sewer Interceptor Upgrade Coming Soon!. To support continued growth in our community, the district will upsize a section of the D-Line Sewer Interceptor near Mineral Avenue and Santa Fe Drive. A new 36-inch sewer pipe will be installed alongside the existing 33-inch line to boost capacity and system...
Littleton drops lawsuit against ballot measure aimed at freezing zoning changes
The City of Littleton challenged the legality of a ballot measure meant to protect single-family residential zoning before backing off this week, as mail ballots go out to voters.
All Nations Rise Speaks With The Mayor About Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Denver is one of the only cities to formally recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day. Previously recognized as a commemorative holiday, this year is the first that the City will recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day as a city holiday, with paid time off for city employees. The City has also proposed $20M in bond funding to...
Men convicted in jewelry store owner’s death sentenced to lengthy prison terms
Two men who were found guilty of killing a Wheat Ridge jewelry store owner have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms, the First Judicial District Attorney's Office announced Monday.

















