Planes, Helicopters Battle Quarry Wildfire in Jefferson County
Despite airborne firefighting efforts, the Quarry fire remained at 0 percent containment Thursday morning.
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What’s Behind the New Name? Meet the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance.
For the first time in its 120-year history, the Denver Zoo underwent a rebrand in June.
Will Robert F. Kennedy Be Colorado’s Libertarian Candidate, or Stay Independent?
“If we’re able to put RFK’s name on the ballot with both independent and Libertarian Party of Colorado, we will be very proud to do so.”
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.
Psychedelic Mushroom Industry Rules Near Finish Line
Colorado is poised to allow psilocybin edibles at healing centers, but no extractions and only one species of mushrooms are allowed.
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.”
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How Much Heat Can My Cannabis Plants Withstand?
“They normally survive the summer heat well enough, but this year they look unhappy. Is it getting too hot to grow weed outside?”
Suit Claims Denver Police Training Gauntlet Led to Recruit’s Double Amputation
“Saying my life has been ruined is a complete understatement. I had everything going for me in life and it was all taken away.”
Trees Don’t Like to Breathe Wildire Smoke, Either – and They Hold Their Breath to Avoid It
When smoke is in the air, doctors urge people to stay indoors. But what happens to trees and other plants that can’t escape?
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The Latest Chapter in the D&F Tower’s Long History Is a Real Shitshow
The Cabaret space in the basement was flooded with raw sewage this spring by a mall construction project gone wrong.
Fresh Off a Migrant Crisis and Still Battling Homelessness, Mayor Johnston Looks to Year Two
“We want to focus on climate, we want to focus on childcare, we want to focus on transit.”
Six New Opioid Clinics Coming to “Treatment Desert” in Metro Denver
“We’re just not meeting the treatment demand with the population that we have.”
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Once a “Most Wanted” Fugitive in Weld County, Efrain Muñoz Now Fights for a Boxing Career
Efrain Muñoz is trying to restart his boxing career after spending three years on the run.
9News Forecaster Ed Greene on Why He’s Really, Definitely Retiring This Time
The forecast is that he’s really finished.
Boulder Tennis Community “Endangered” Amid Court Shortage, Pickleball Boom
“We’ve made it a game of exclusivity. …This tennis community is going to disintegrate.”
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Colorado Will Soon Expand Insurance Coverage for Abortion
This latest update comes as Colorado voters consider solidifying abortion rights even further.
How Can I Conceal My Cannabis High?
“My sisters and friends often give me weird looks or call me out, but I’m an adult and ain’t stoppin’.”
Mayor Digs in Heels for Affordable Denver Tax, Says Working Families Hardly Affected
During a town hall about affordability, Johnston promised Harvey Park residents that his proposed sales tax wouldn’t affect grocery or gas prices.
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The Hottest (and Coolest) Neighborhoods in Denver
All five of Denver’s hottest neighborhoods are located downtown.
Three More Proposals Submit Signatures for Colorado’s November Ballot
Voters could be weighing more than a dozen statewide proposals in the next election.
Ammo Vending Machine Coming to Buena Vista Grocery Store
“What is the need for this?” asks Tom Mauser. “We have at least 1,600 gun shops in the state.”
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Is That the Apocalypse, or the Denver Sky?
These tales of fog, smog and pollution make Denver’s sky seem crystal clear by comparison.