Denver Bartender Tiffany Hernandez Turned a Legal Workshop Into a Movement Across 6 States...
This bartender is giving hospitality workers across the country the tools to protect their rights, support their communities, and turn frustration into action.
Downhill Speed Camera in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, Mailed About 17,000 Tickets in Two Months,...
The speed camera that watches downhill traffic on Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, issued 8,879 citations in August and about 8,100 in September, while the camera covering the uphill side issued 628 and 702, CBS Colorado reported on Oct. 27. Drivers who were cited averaged about 52 mph in a 40 mph zone. The fine is $40, it goes to the registered owner by mail, and it carries no points.
HOA special assessments batter Colorado homeowners with thousands of dollars in fees: ‘This has...
The notice arrived in Beth Hayden’s inbox in May. Hayden, who has lived in her Peachwood townhome in Aurora since 2001, learned she was required to pay a $7,000 special assessment because every building in the community needed a new roof, and her homeowners association did not have enough cash on hand to cover the cost of its insurance company’s deductible.
Griswold’s Office Faces New Motion Over Missing $25K Report, Eight Months Later
The dispute over a $25,000 report commissioned by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office now centers on whether the document can be located and who was responsible for keeping it. Eight months after a Denver nonprofit requested the report on staff turnover, the office has not produced it, and the consultant who prepared the work has demanded legal immunity before discussing what happened to it.
Study finds Halloween night sees spike in car crashes
DENVER (KDVR) — Halloween night sees an increase in car crashes, particularly those involving alcohol, according to a new study. A national data analysis company found that crashes on Halloween spike by an average of 18% compared to a typical day on the road. According to 1Point21 Interactive, a...
“Not Valid This is Embarrassing”: CFB World Reacts as Colorado Fans Storm Field After...
Deion Sanders would have felt some serious relief as his Colorado side ended its five-game losing streak with a victory over Kansas State, but fans’ actions after the game have the world talking. Colorado fans, clearly itching for a win, celebrated by storming the field, leaving some around the...
Heavy rain and mountain snow likely starting Sunday
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Rain is likely on Sunday, and heavy snow will fall on the mountains. Weather Alert: Winter Storm Warning for the San Juans. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from 6 AM Sunday until noon Monday for the San Juan Mountains above 10,000 feet. Snowfall of 12-18 inches is expected to disrupt travel along Highway 550 and Highway 160 and nearby areas. Wind gusts up to 45 mph can blow the snow and reduce visibility to dangerously low levels. This includes areas around Tel
Windsor Woman, 29, Tackles NYC Marathon to Prove Diabetes Can’t Stop Her
A 29-year-old Windsor resident is lacing up for Sunday's TCS New York City Marathon with a mission that goes well beyond the finish line. Leah Healey, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 7, has spent the past 10 months training for the 26.2-mile race while juggling blood-sugar checks, insulin doses and the unpredictable physical toll of marathon training on a body that does not regulate glucose on its own.
Fort Collins Weighs Letting Homeless Residents Sleep in Cars at Churches
People experiencing homelessness in Fort Collins could soon have a legal place to sleep in their cars overnight, under a year-long Safe Parking pilot program moving through City Council. The proposal would let eligible vehicles park from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. at designated lots, with First United Methodist Church and Trinity Lutheran Church both under consideration as sites.
Fort Collins Fog Crash Killed a Wyoming Man — Driver Who Hit Him Faces...
Brennan Capellas, a Wyoming man, died after his red Kia was rear-ended on Interstate 25 north of Fort Collins in thick fog in the early hours of Jan. 3, 2025. More than a year and a half later, the Larimer County District Attorney's Office has decided not to file any charges against the driver who hit him, despite a state patrol recommendation for seven criminal counts, including vehicular homicide.

















