Denver Man Arrested in Mexico 14 Years After Wife’s Stabbing Death on Bryant Street
A man accused of stabbing his wife to death inside their Denver home in 2012 has been arrested after a years-long search, Denver police announced Thursday. Pedro Rios-Lopez was taken into custody in Mexico, according to the Denver Police Department, closing out a manhunt that stretched well over a decade.
Colorado golf course closed due to lack of water. Neighbors worry what’s next
A public golf course in Colorado has closed after running out of water. Eagle Trace Golf Club in Broomfield, about halfway between Denver and Boulder, had its final rounds played on Oct. 3. A statement on its website reads: Eagle Trace will be closing permanently October 3, 2026. The drought in Colorado this year left us with very little water available, and has forced us to close as we will no longer be able to maintain the course. Thank you for everything!! The Staff of Eagle Trace A report by
Globeville’s Former Industrial Site Reborn as Denver’s Largest Natural Area
A brand new, one-of-a-kind park just opened in North Denver on land with a history of industrial contamination. Carpio-Sanguinette Park and Heron Pond Open Space in Globeville cover 80 acres that now rank as the largest natural area in the entire Denver Parks and Recreation system. The City and County...
Rain Spreads Across Western Colorado and the San Juans This Weekend While Denver and...
DENVER, CO — Colorado is experiencing two different seasons at once on Saturday. Summer-like warmth continues east of the mountains, while rain begins working its way across western Colorado. Rain becomes more widespread across the Western Slope Saturday night and Sunday, with locally heavier downpours possible in southwest Colorado. Cooler air starts making progress next week, with more notable mountain snow possible around midweek.
Climate advocates hope the loss of St. Mary’s Glacier will bring ‘urgency’ to issue...
For a century, the snowfield known as St. Mary’s Glacier has been a popular Colorado destination that captured the hearts and imaginations of thousands of visitors. Only an hour or so from Denver, the snowfield had, until this year, always been known to last year-round, bringing sightseers as well as skiers and snowboarders seeking summer turns.
Corporate site selection experts raise a warning flag on Colorado
Seven experts, who addressed a crowd at RiNo's ReelWorks event center Thursday, said that friendly folks and fabulous mountains weren't enough to draw new development in today's competitive market.
Boulder-area man blocked city’s access to water, threatened staff, lawsuit says
A Boulder-area man violently threatened city employees to keep them from accessing a city ditch and reservoir he electrically fenced off in violation of a binding legal agreement, the city accused in a lawsuit filed Wednesday. Marco Campos is accused of fencing off a city-used ditch and Eggleston Reservoir No....
Denver Woman Files Massive Class-Action Lawsuit Against Flock Cameras: “Utterly Disturbing”
A routine knock on the door turned into a terrifying civil rights nightmare for Colorado resident Chrisanna Elser. In September 2025, a local police officer showed up at her Denver home and aggressively accused her of stealing a $25 package…
Colorado’s third-largest apple tree still standing strong at 140 years old
WESTMINSTER, Colo. — Sometimes the most remarkable stories grow in the most unlikely places. Tucked away in a Westminster open space stands one of Colorado's most impressive living landmarks: a 140-year-old apple tree recently recognized as the third-largest apple tree in the state. For Westminster resident Tessa Imel, the...
CSU hurricane researchers forecast incoming storms, flood threat to Grand Junction
It may come as a surprise, but Colorado State University is home to some of the nation's leading tropical storm researchers.
