Lakewood to Consider Reducing Speed Limits in Neighborhoods
“I think everybody is on board with a reduction in speed. Where we are right now is, is it 20 or 25?”
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RTD Asks Voters for Permanent Exemption From TABOR Refunds
“If voters don’t take action, there will be a significant cut to funding after next year.”
Ten Oldest Unsolved Murder Cases in Denver
There are 773 open cold cases for homicides in Denver between 1970 and 2017.
Boebert Gets Grilled on Voting Record, Rebuffs Rematch After First (and Likely Only) Debate
“Apparently, she’s feeling that she didn’t do very well if she’s already looking for the second.”
Twelve Proposals Make Denver’s November Ballot
Slaughterhouses, unions and tax hikes – oh, my.
Colorado Homeowners Face “New Normal” of Major Insurance Rate Hikes
Colorado wildfires have played a part in the state’s dismal insurance situation – but they’re not the largest contributing factor.
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Denver Man Paralyzed in E-Scooter Crash Sues Lime Over “Unreasonably Dangerous” Scooters
Denver Health had nearly four patient encounters for scooter injuries every day in 2023.
Denver Students Secure Yurt for School After Suffering Racist Slurs at Council Meeting
“A hatred which intended to erode the students’ spirits instead sparked a fire.”
Voter Pre-Registration Down Among Colorado Teens for First Time in Seven Years
Colorado had the highest pre-registration rate for teen voters in the country last year.
Condo Residents Angry Over “Classist” Parking Policy Favoring Homeowners, Botanic Gardens Visitors
From October to January, Botanic Gardens events will force nearby condo residents to park elsewhere for a combined two months.
Colorado Capitol Removes Ban on Political Apparel After Lawsuit Threat From Pro-Life Advocate
This conflict began last year after a right-wing radio host was removed from the Senate gallery for wearing a “Pro-Life U” sweatshirt.
Mother of Man Killed, Encased in Concrete in Aurora Raising Money to Attend Murder Trial
“I want Leroy to see my face. I want him to see the anguish that he’s put us through.”
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What Is Colorado’s New Motorcycle Lane-Filtering Law?
Motorcycle riders can now legally pass stopped traffic…in certain cases.
Man Spotted Firing Bow and Arrow in Downtown Denver
No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made, police say.
Serial Predator Pleads Guilty to Exposing Himself, Attacking Female Hikers on Jeffco Trails
Glenn Braden faces between four and twelve years to life in prison.
Former Ralphie Handler Convicted of Raping Woman on CU Boulder Field
Brennan Pieper is the second CU Boulder mascot handler convicted of sexual assault in eight years.
Eight Measures Fail to Make Colorado Ballot, Three More Submit Signatures
If the signatures are certified, Colorado voters will face fourteen statewide ballot initiatives this November.
Denver Council Starts Talking About Tackling E-Scooter Violations
“We are taking the people’s right-of-way and we are giving it to two private, for-profit companies and we’re getting nothing in return.”
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No, a Bear Was Not Spotted in Downtown Denver
“If it did happen and it was a bear, we would have taken lots of calls about it…but we didn’t take any calls.”
Denver Councilman Wants to Crack Down on Reckless E-Scooter Drivers
Denver police have issued only nine citations for improper scooter usage since they hit the city in 2018.
Colorado Wildfire Damage, Active Blazes Shown in Photos, Videos
Five wildfires have burned over 6,800 acres across the state. None are contained as of Wednesday morning.
Colorado Woman Sues Amazon After Third-Degree Burn From Light Therapy Lamp
“It’s like a mutating virus. This manufacturer is long gone. [Amazon] has not been helpful one lick.”