Denver’s minimum wage will be nearly $20 per hour next year
Minimum wage workers in Denver will be earning nearly $20 per hour after the city boosts the minimum wage to $19.29 come 2026.
DPD: Motorcyclist killed after driver allegedly rams bike into oncoming traffic
A motorcyclist was killed and a second rider critically wounded when Denver police said a driver of a Honda Civic intentionally pushed the bike into oncoming traffic Sunday evening.
Savannah Bananas bring in record crowds, boost to Denver’s ballpark district
The Savannah Bananas flag flew over Denver's ballpark district this weekend, bringing in tens of thousands of fans not only to Coors Field, but also to restaurants and other businesses in the area.
Motorcyclist killed in crash, struck by multiple vehicles on I-25 in Lone Tree
The Colorado State Patrol is investigating after a fatal motorcycle crash on Interstate 25 in Lone Tree late Saturday night.
One-acre DPS farm produces tons of fresh produce for students across Denver
The tons of produce gathered at a Denver Public Schools farm goes directly to students all across Denver, and the land provides a space for children to learn about how their food is grown.
Impact of teen-on-teen gun violence
Jason McBride is a youth and community leader who has worked with the courts to help young people at risk of incarceration fulfill a plan of action designed to stop them from reoffending. In McBride’s line of work, he pretty much expects bad news every day. As a youth violence...
Man Convicted of First-Degree Murder in Death of Colorado Jeweler
Wheat Ridge, Colo.—A jury in Jefferson County, Colorado, has convicted the man charged in the November 2023 murder of a jeweler in a Denver suburb. According to an update from the Colorado First Judicial District Attorney’s Office, which serves Jefferson and Gilpin counties, 42-year-old Charles Robinson Shay was...
ICE to purchase AI technology that scans people’s eyes from several feet away
DENVER (KUSA) - ICE is reportedly purchasing technology to scan people’s eyes from several feet away. The agency issued a notice to purchase artificial intelligence technology that can scan people’s eyes to locate and identify those who are in the country illegally. The technology allows agents to capture...
Denver’s slow housing market kept dragging in July
There were 14,000 single-family homes, condos and townhomes for sale around the Denver metro at the end of July. That meant homebuyers had more options than at any time since 2011 — though it was only a slight increase in inventory from the month before, according to the latest report from the Denver Metro...
Arvada police, state wildlife officials to address coyote aggression reports
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is getting involved after an increase in reports of dogs hurt or killed by coyotes near Lookout Park in Arvada in recent months.
