Intense Debate: As Sweeping Ban Gets Voter Approval, Business Owners Declare Mass Departure from...
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Flare-wielding Denver skydivers reported as UFOs, other Colorado UAP sightings go unexplained
The National UFO Reporting Center received four reports of unidentified flying objects in Denver Nov. 5. The spectacle turned out to be skydivers with flares, according to the Center.
City-funded program gives shoppers 5% cash back if they spend money in Littleton
A city-run cash back program is steering shoppers towards downtown Littleton and pumping local dollars into small businesses, city leaders tell Denver7.
Intense Debate: Arrest and Charges of Assault and Tampering for Aurora Police Sergeant
CBS News - 11/11/2025 04:42:14 PM. A recent news story has been making rounds about an Aurora Police Sergeant, Matthew Schlauger, who was arrested on charges of third-degree assault and second-degree tampering. The charges stem from an alleged physical altercation with a woman, during which Schlauger reportedly took...
Police: Woman seen in potential ‘domestic-related kidnapping’ video found safe
Aurora police are asking the community for information on a potential "domestic-related kidnapping" after the city's MESH cameras captured the Wednesday incident.
Man arrested after deadly overnight crash in Aurora
A man has been arrested following an overnight crash at East Jewell Avenue and South Peoria Street in Aurora that left another driver dead.
Violent crime dips in Aurora but arrests for some crimes are up, police say
Violent crime in Aurora has dipped significantly, according to statistics released by the Aurora Police Department, but arrests for some crimes are up. Homicides are down 21%, according to police, from 33 last year to 26 so far this year. Non-fatal shootings are down 50% over last year, according to police...
Fire destroys home, church and all of a Denver pastor’s belongings
The family of a Denver pastor who lost everything he owned to a fire this week says the loss was more than just a home, but a place for the community to grow together.
Security cameras, homelessness services: Denver committees approve $41.8 million in contracts
Two Denver City Council committees approved a combined $41.8 million in contracts this week to pay for security cameras citywide and services for people experiencing homelessness.
1 dead in multi-vehicle crash on I-25 north near I-70: Denver police
A person was pronounced dead at a crash scene on northbound Interstate 25 near 44th Avenue, the Denver Police Department announced Friday night.
