Denver Police Still Hunting 6-Foot-2 Robbery Suspect a Month After Congress Park Holdup
Nearly a month after a robbery shook a quiet stretch of East 12th Avenue in Denver's Congress Park neighborhood, police still don't know who did it — and they're renewing their public appeal for help finding him. The Denver Police Department issued a formal Crime Alert on Thursday seeking the public's assistance in ide
$10 Skate City membership offers year-round family fun
(SPONSORED) — Families looking for affordable, active fun can roll into Skate City Colorado with a Family Membership for just $10 per person for the entire year. With regular admission at $8 per session, the membership can pay for itself after just two visits. Members also receive free admission to four designated skat
‘Booster skirts’ used in Douglas County retail thefts last month
An organized theft ring in the metro area is using what’s called a booster skirt to smuggle products out of stores at a high rate, as law enforcement seeks help to identify the suspects.
Denver micromobility trips rise as Veo introduces sidewalk speed reductions
As Denver balances transportation needs with complaints about sidewalk access and parked scooters, new data shows how riders are adapting to Veo e-bikes and scooters.
Man with alleged secret girlfriend charged in wife’s death
A man who allegedly had a secret girlfriend is facing charges of murder and tampering with evidence and a body after his wife, a Lakewood teacher, was found dead in the couple's home.
E-bike rider who fled police was in possession of ghost gun
An e-bike rider who fled from the police was in possession of a ghost gun when he was caught.
How Colorado’s Prison-Trained K9 Program Gives Dogs—and Inmates—a Second Chance
Chances are that if you saw five-year-old Robert Ray walking around his neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side back in 1990, he wasn’t alone. Most days, at least five or six dogs trailed behind him, lured to his side by the black-eyed peas and string beans he snuck from the dinner table when his mom wasn’t looking.
Peter Boyles Named To Colorado Broadcasters Hall Of Fame Along With Alan Berg
Longtime Denver Talk Radio Host And His Close Friend Alan Berg To Join 2026 Class Honoring Some Of State’s Best Known Broadcasting Voices. For decades, Peter Boyles has been one of the most recognizable, provocative, and enduring voices on Denver radio. This fall, his long career behind the microphone will receive one
Former Budlong Chicken owner goes to prison for spending COVID relief money on sprawling...
The former owner of the Budlong Hot Chicken chain and other restaurants in Chicago and Denver has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after admitting he fraudulently obtained more than $2.3 million in COVID relief funds and failed to turn over more than $430,000 in taxes withheld from his employees.
Lakewood residents share what they love and what they’d change
Ask Lakewood residents what they love most about their city, and the answers range from local coffee shops and libraries to historic parks and a thriving arts scene.
