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A 25-year-old man was arrested for allegedly speeding through an Aurora intersection and fatally striking another driver while trying to evade a traffic stop.

Denver now has two Michelin-starred Mexican eateries: chef Johnny Curiel’s Alma Fonda Fina and Mezcaleria Alma. But there’s one dish you won’t find on their menus: green chile. At least, not the version that’s become a staple at most Mexican restaurants in Denver — the gravy-like, often orange-hued, pork-studded...

Douglas County Sheriff's Office detectives made a noteworthy stride in a theft case originating from a Castle Pines massage business last September, with the arrest of 50-year-old Robbie Lucero from Englewood. The break in the case, which occurred mere weeks after the crime, was propelled by citizens' tips funneled...

Arvada police took two people into custody in connection to an armed robbery and carjacking in which a victim was shot multiple times Saturday night.

On June 30, deputies from the Denver Sheriff Department responded to an overnight call for help in the agency’s Downtown Detention Center. They found a man — later identified as 34-year-old Vincent Chacon — unresponsive in his cell, where he was pronounced dead, the police said in a news release. Police investigators...

In 2022, Governor Jared Polis laid out a plan to make Colorado one of the top ten safest states in the country. According to Polis spokesperson Shelby Wieman, Colorado crime rates have been on the decline ever since. But that hasn’t stopped the negative rankings. Colorado was named the seventh-least...

A bizarre story that allegedly took place at a Colorado amusement park involving a man eating a live chicken has been making its rounds on social media lately.

Authorities are searching for the person responsible after a large swastika was spotted on a hillside at a Colorado park Saturday morning.

Back in his Army days, Chef Michael Gropper used to rustle up meals to keep soldiers alive. But in a tiny kitchen inside Denver’s American Legion Post No. 1 at I-25 and Yale Avenue, the brawny, mission-driven Brooklyn native now teaches veterans not only how to prepare mire poire properly, but how to feed their souls.

Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) on Thursday announced the organizations that may take over three of the city’s hotel homeless shelters — a decision made after the city announced that it would not renew contracts with The Salvation Army. Two of the nonprofits, the St. Francis...