Woman, 33, pleads guilty to $40,000 romance scam against 90-year-old Centennial widower
AURORA | A 33-year-old woman who met a 90-year-old widower at a local grocery store, told him she was grieving the death of her fiancé and later claimed she had cancer has pleaded guilty to running a scam and stealing $40,000 from him, prosecutors said. Priscilla Johnson pleaded guilty...
2 women shot, injured at Aurora gas station
Two women were shot and left seriously injured early Tuesday on Havana Street in Aurora. Aurora Police Department officers responded to a call about a shooting around 1:45 a.m. Tuesday, according to a police alert. Responding officers found two women with gunshot wounds. The women went to a gas station at the corner of
‘I have nothing’: Lafayette woman seeks support after car was stolen, used in break-in
A Lafayette woman is looking for support after she says her car was stolen and then destroyed when it was used to break into a gun store.
HW Home opens 10,000-square-foot flagship showroom at 9+CO in Denver
Showroom space 50% larger than former Cherry Creek North location. 9+CO development won Mayor’s Design Award for placemaking. HW Home has opened its 10,000-square-foot flagship showroom at 9th & Colorado. The locally owned home furnishing brand anchors the 26-acre site developed by Continuum Partners. The store’s new l
Emails, texts show city attorney pushed for her former firm after insurer rejection
A series of internal emails and text messages obtained by CBS Colorado appears to show the Denver city attorney pushing to get her former law firm hired for legal work involving Denver International Airport — even after the airport's insurance company initially rejected the firm.
Unchecked Authority: Company hired two fired police officers for security jobs
A Denver security company paid millions by local governments hired fired police officers, including a former Aurora cop who later worked taxpayer-funded security jobs in the same city that fired him.
California Landlord Puts Last Downtown Denver Tower Up for Sale After String of Losses
The California landlord that once controlled four historic office buildings across Denver is down to its last one — and now that building is on the market too. Harbor Associates has hired JLL to market the vacant, nine-story Vault building at 821 17th St., a 105,000-square-foot property at the corner of 17th and Champa
The Henry Sets December Opening Date at 201 Fillmore
The Henry is set to open its first Colorado location in Cherry Creek on December 16, bringing the Fox Restaurant Concepts’ “greatest neighborhood restaurant” to 201 Fillmore alongside Hank’s Neighborhood Bar, a first-of-its-kind spin-off bar concept for the brand that will open in early 2027. The...
Barry Morphew in court for alleged Denver hit-and-run violations
Murder suspect Barry Morphew appeared in court virtually in Denver on Tuesday morning for charges in connection with an alleged hit-and-run.
Rock climber gets stuck on cliff after gear malfunction on popular Front Range mesa
Typically, a climbing incident – whether it involves a fall or getting stranded – is due to climber error, but sometimes gear can malfunction, too. While gear malfunctions are generally considered to be rare provided the gear is from a reputable company and is being used properly, a climber got stuck in a sticky situat

















