Denver businesses brace for impact after voters uphold flavored tobacco ban
After voters overwhelmingly approved Referendum 310 -- upholding Denver's ban on the sale of flavored tobacco and vaping products -- some business owners say the financial hit could be devastating.
Denver Post owner falls further behind on rent; city takes multiple steps
CBS Colorado has learned the owners of the Denver Post have fallen further behind on their rent payments at a building owned by the city of Denver, and the newspaper owners now owe the city nearly $3 million in back rent and penalties for non-payment.
Flashback: Colorado’s Hundred-Year Flood of 1965
The Hundred-Year Flood was a natural disaster that devastated Littleton, Colorado, in 1965.
Man arrested on suspicion of assault after police find woman dead Friday night
Police arrested a man on suspicion of assault after finding a woman dead Friday night. Craig Wolfgang, 31, faces a first-degree assault charge for what police are calling a homicide that occurred in the 8600 block of East Yale Avenue, according to a social media post from the Denver Police Department.
City of Denver to spend almost $63 million on office furniture during next five...
A Denver City Council committee is set to approve almost $63 million in contracts Tuesday for office furniture at city buildings. The Finance and Business Committee will approve contracts with:
Affidavit: Woman found shot in car was cleaning nearby Westminster DMV office
The arrest affidavit for an alleged teen shooter accused of killing a woman in Westminster last month shows that the victim had been in the area to clean the Adams County Department of Motor Vehicles office.
RVs and homelessness: What Denver could do about it besides expensive enforcement
Living in a recreational vehicle may sound liberating on the surface. But in fact, RVs can be a money hog. If you plan on living in an RV parked on the streets of Denver, chances are your mobile home eventually will be towed, and you could lose it due to unpaid fines. That’s because in Denver you have to move an RV...
Man who stored explosives in Colorado, practiced church bombings, sentenced
A 46-year-old Phoenix resident and Iraqi native received a maximum six-year prison sentence Friday on a hate crime charge for playing out plans to bomb Christian churches in three states.
Families sue Colo. jail for denying visits, collecting $3M from phone calls
DENVER — A handful of Colorado families sued the Adams County Sheriff’s Office this week for refusing to allow in-person jail visits and instead requiring inmates and family members to pay for phone and video calls through a system that has, in five years, put $3.1 million into the sheriff’s coffers.
Traveler Flying to Chicago Captures Once-In-A-Lifetime View of Northern Lights From Airplane Window
A few lucky passengers aboard a Denver to Chicago flight happened to witness this phenomenon by chance.
