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Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox. Three Denver high school campuses have temporary police officers after their full-time officers asked last week to be reassigned, a Denver Police...

The case involving the father of the 14-year-old boy who allegedly shot and killed a man last summer has been pushed back again. Steven Marquez appeared in a Denver District courtroom Monday morning for an arraignment, not represented by a defense attorney. He asked Judge Jay Grant for discovery in his son’s case to...

Between Denver's minimum wage, and rising costs, the family just can't keep the cafe open.

Security cameras captured a rogue baby squirrel running through the FOX31 station hallways near the parking garage, with part of the news crew in tow.

Here's one idea to revive downtown Denver: a 500-foot-tall Ferris wheel. State of play: Dubbed the "Rocky Mountain Eye," the glass-encased cabins would carry as many as 25 passengers high above the city with epic views of downtown and the mountains. The proposed location is 16th Street between Commons Park...

LAKEWOOD, Colo. - Last week, I was in Colorado to give a speech at the University of Denver about my career covering Mexican food in the United States. My hosts asked where I wanted to dine the night before my talk. The choice was obvious, even if it surprised them:...

Toys "R" Us is expanding its brick-and-mortar comeback by doubling the number of stores it currently has in the U.S. We even have one coming to Thornton!

Local prosecutors have condemned a Colorado judge for giving a 31-year-old man convicted of "violently assaulting" and stalking his former fiancee a slap on the wrist in the form of probation, rather than prison time, so he can "work on his demons" and mental health. "This is a second betrayal,"...

For many years, Baby Doe’s Matchless Mine, a restaurant chain inspired by a historic Colorado figure, was a staple in the Centennial State.

Greek greasy-spoon go-to Pete’s will shutter in November. No, not Pete’s Kitchen, the neon-drenched diner waylaid by lane closures and construction dust kicked up by the Bus Rapid Transit construction along East Colfax Avenue. It’s struggling, sure, but it’s safe for now thanks to an outpouring of community support.