Asia Center saga on hold as plans pulled from the city
The Asia Center at the south end of Denver’s Little Saigon Business District may have been spared an imminent demise, but the controversy isn’t over. Asia Center Development LLC, the group that owns the strip mall just north of Mississippi on South Federal Boulevard, filed preliminary plans in April with the City of De
Centennial Cops Corner E‑Bike Fugitive Wanted On Drug Warrants
An attempted escape on an electric bike in Centennial ended quietly when Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 43-year-old man wanted on felony drug warrants near East Peakview Avenue and South Uvalda Street. Authorities identified the suspect as Eric Tengan and said he fled on an electric bike before abandonin
Colo. Court of Appeals reverses former paramedics’ convictions in McClain death
The Colorado Court of Appeals reversed the criminally negligent homicide convictions for the former paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain.
National Donut Day is June 5th – Here are the deals around Colorado
National Donut Day lands Friday, June 5, and donut shops across Colorado are giving away the goods. The holiday dates back to 1938, when it was created in Chicago to […]
Denver drops case to revoke downtown cabaret’s licenses amid wage theft allegations
A case pushing to revoke multiple licenses from a downtown Denver cabaret for alleged wage theft has been dropped.
4 crashes involving pedestrians reported in Denver area during Thursday morning commute
DENVER — Four vehicle crashes involving pedestrians were reported on Denver-area roads Thursday morning. Crashes involving pedestrians were reported in Aurora, Centennial, Denver, and Wheat Ridge during the morning commute Thursday. Aurora. The Colorado State Patrol (CSP) investigated a fatal crash on E-470 in Aurora.
Parisi owner reflects on the restaurant’s destructive fire…and its future
On May 12, an electrical fire tore through the crawlspace of Parisi, a 28-year-old Italian mainstay in the Berkeley neighborhood. To get at the blaze, firefighters had to break a hole in the ceiling, scattering wood and plaster throughout the space, with water blasted from high-pressure hoses soaking the walls, floors,
Denver still improperly managing homeless shelters, auditor alleges
Denver’s Department of Housing Stability, or HOST, remains in violation of several recommendations made by the city auditor recently concerning how HOST regulates its homeless shelters.
Colorado appeals court overturns homicide convictions for 2 paramedics in Elijah McClain’s death
Two former Aurora paramedics could get new trials after the Colorado Court of Appeals on Thursday reversed their homicide convictions in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain. McClain, a 23-year-old Black man who was unarmed and not suspected of committing any crime, died after Aurora police put him in a neck hold and a par
‘I’m killing you’: Docs show mom feared jail before teen’s alcohol‑related death
An affidavit paints a bleak picture of the time leading up to a teen’s alcohol-related death, repeatedly expressed concerns she would die — and her mother expressing concerns she would go to jail.
