Denver Ties Record in 2023 for Most E-Scooter Crashes
Denver Health registered 1,449 “patient encounters” with scooter injuries in 2023 – nearly four per day.
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Ranking Governor Polis’s State of the State Jokes, From Rockies Roast to Yoda Impression
Polis has developed a reputation for making goofy jokes and nerdy references during serious political events. Here are the latest, from best to worst.
Married at First Sight Recap: Meet Michael’s Second Bride, Chloe
With Denver’s emotionally unavailable men, Chloe says it’d be “crazier not to” marry a stranger.
Sit-Ins, Split Votes and Subtweets: Colorado Legislature Starts 2024 Session on Shaky Ground
The “toxicity” of 2023 threatens to spill into the new session.
Feds Charge Denver Man in $8.5 Million Airbnb Scam Involving Fake Listings, Double Bookings
Shaunik Raheja of Denver and Shray Goel of Miami were indicted on federal fraud charges connected to nearly 100 short-term rental properties in ten states.
Meet the Twelve-Year-Old Behind Colorado’s Ban on Plastic Bags and Styrofoam Containers
After seven years, Madhvi Chittoor’s fight to restrict single-use plastic has finally paid off.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Another Couple Divorces, Former Contestant is Offered New Bride
Clare and Cameron’s marriage is coming to an end, but Michael’s journey is only beginning.
Vacancy Committees for Dummies: What Happens When Colorado Legislators Resign?
This month, 57 people will choose legislators to represent nearly 175,000 Coloradans.
Man Shoots Up Colorado Supreme Court Building – but Not for the Reason You Think, Police Say
The Arizona man was arrested January 2 after reportedly shooting out windows, setting a fire and holding a guard at gunpoint; police say the incident was unrelated to threats over Trump decision.
Topgolf Employee Goes on Deadly Shooting Rampage Against Co-Workers, Laughs About It Afterward: Cops
Victor Salazar-Guarache, 26, has been charged with murder for the December 23 shooting, which unfolded in the parking lot of a Topgolf in Thornton.
Colorado’s Single-Use Plastic Bag Ban: What to Know (and Use) in 2024
Is your favorite grocery chain switching to paper bags or no bags in the new year?
People to Watch 2024: Tim Hernández, the Capitol’s Newest Firebrand
“In what ways can we push this institution and these people to change?” asks Colorado’s youngest legislator.
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Driver Fined 53 Times in Three Months Under New Express Lane Program
Three drivers have stacked up 142 fines – totaling around $21,300 – since October.
Park Hill Panty Thief Still on the Loose
Denver police are conducting extra patrols of the neighborhood and offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the burglar’s arrest.
Dozens of Colorado Leaders Call for Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
“The children of Gaza and Israel and the West Bank are innocent. It’s time we act like that.”
Married at First Sight Recap: Yet Another Denver Couple Discusses Divorce
One of the last three couples standing considers calling it quits in the latest episode.
Goodbye, Resign DPS: Parent Group Disbands with Election of New Denver School Board Members
“We want to give this new board a chance,” says Heather Lamm, founder of Resign DPS.
Colorado Synagogues Hit With Bomb Threats Amid Surge of Anti-Semitic Incidents
A Boulder synagogue leader says receiving bomb threats was a matter of “not if, but when” in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.
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Legislators Removed From Judiciary Committee Months After Suing Colorado House Leaders
Representatives Elisabeth Epps and Bob Marshall accused House leadership of regularly breaking state law – but that’s supposedly not why they were booted.
Married at First Sight Recap: Couples Deteriorate After Returning to Denver
The newlyweds’ housewarming parties bring blowout fights and shocking revelations.
Auon’tai Anderson and Denver Leaders Call for More Black Santas in Cherry Creek Mall
It’s a white Christmas at the Cherry Creek Mall.
Trans Student Bed-Sharing on School Trip Brings Gay Marriage Law Adversary to Colorado
An eleven-year-old girl from Jefferson County was allegedly assigned to share a room and a bed with a transgender student without her parents’ knowledge.