Higher costs, smaller quantities: professor weighs in on "shrinkflation" trends
You've probably noticed recently the amount or quantity in a package of food or house supplies is decreasing, while the price is increasing.
"I feel robbed" said the family of a Lakewood man killed in hit-and-run
Two people have been hailed as heroes after they apprehended a suspect following a deadly hit-and-run in Lakewood. Now, the community is missing a leader.
Local and regional impacts of interchange closure at C-470 and US 85
Starting later this week, expect a major closure of Highway 85 or Santa Fe at C-470. Crews were supposed to begin bridge demolition work as part of the ongoing project to widen Highway 85 on Thursday evening, but that has now been pushed back to Friday night.
Denver Animal Shelter sees highest intake of animals in 10 years
The Denver Animal Shelter took in more than 7,400 animals, including cats and dogs last year.
Colorado experts explain why grocery prices keep rising
Inflation is cooling right now, but the prices of groceries and food are still rising. For example, the latest CPI data shows that grocery store prices are 25% higher than in January 2020.
Road and bridge crews prepare for busy pothole repair season
We all know that feeling of riding in a vehicle and suddenly hitting a big pothole, which can be jarring. It's also that time of the year when potholes are popping up on roadways.
BurnDown prepares to welcome customers for Denver Restaurant Week
Denver Restaurant Week kicks off on Friday, and a local restaurant is preparing for a busy week ahead of serving meals to their customers.
State lawmakers to discuss bill giving more protections for sexual assault victims
This week, Colorado state lawmakers will discuss a bill giving more protections for victims of sexual assault and rape.
Family members speak out after sister's body was found inside hearse
The sisters of a victim whose body was found in a hearse in Denver want their loved one to be remembered for who she was along with the impact she had on others, and not what's happened the past few weeks.
Targeted thefts at Jefferson County laundromat total $18,000 in damages
Thieves have made off with a few bucks, but it's costing a Jefferson County business owner much more to recover and keep his operation open.
Thieves steal more than $30,000 in pickleball paddles from store
A locally-owned business has been the target of thieves at their stores located across the Denver area and the thefts were all caught on camera.
State help on the way for Coloradans struggling to pay rent and facing eviction
More help is on the way for Coloradans struggling to pay their rent. It's through the state's Temporary Rental Assistance Grant and the first deadline of the year for pre-applications is at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Denver councilwoman proposes no turns on red
Colorado roads have become increasingly dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists. The Colorado Department of Transportation said the state saw the deadliest year on record for people walking and biking.
Owner of Denver flower shop shares her journey of opening a business
On this Valentine's Day, local flower shops are blooming with business including the shop, Black and Blossomed. It's a Black-owned business in Denver that has spent the past week getting ready for today. That included preparing more than 100 flower orders and making nearly a dozen deliveries of flowers.
Colorado health expert warns of triple virus threat
Chances are you or someone you know has gotten sick over the past few weeks or months.