3.5 miles of downtown lanes to close for upcoming ¡Viva! Streets events
The ¡Viva! Streets Denver is a free community event series that celebrates the city's vibrant neighborhoods and supports local businesses with temporary car-free streets.
Nonprofits prepare for possible surge of migrants, say they need more funds
With the federal COVID-era immigration rule known as Title 42 set to expire on Thursday, May 11, the city has begun to see an increased number of new migrant arrivals from the southern border.
Residents in Westwood remind individuals true meaning of Cinco de Mayo
No, it is not Mexico's Independence Day. Cinco de Mayo is a celebration that highlights the Mexican Army's victory over France in the battle of Puebla, back in 1862.
Residents look to raise money to save mobile home park in Westwood
It's hard enough to afford or rent one home in Denver, let alone an entire mobile home park.
Safehouse Denver urges domestic violence victims to seek help
Family and friends are mourning the loss of 20-year-old, Macy Machetta, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend in broad daylight on April 22.
1 injured in hit-and-run crash involving multiple motorcycles on I-70
Colorado State Patrol troopers are searching for a driver they say fled from the scene of a crash involving multiple motorcycles.
RTD W Line back in service in Golden after derailment
RTD will bring back service on the W Line on Sunday in Golden near the Jefferson County Government Center after a derailment in March closed down part of the line.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Crime Lab in Denver
U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken says he chose Denver because it's a city that is leading this effort in trying to reduce the demand for drugs, while also dealing with prevention and treatment regarding the ongoing opioid crisis.
Nonprofit provides families with wood obtained from wildfire mitigation
Nonprofits such as the Rocky Mountains Warm Hands Initiative have found a way to put fire mitigation efforts to work, while also giving back to neighbors.
5th graders learn basics of marketing by designing sneakers
5th graders from Sunrise and Summit Elementary Schools designed sneakers to learn not just fashion, but how to create and market their own products.
DPS partners with security group to devise sustainable school safety
DPS is partnering with Robinson Corporations Security Group to devise a sustainable school safety plan.
Cold and snow doesn't keep Buffs fans from sold out game Saturday
The weather didn't stop fans from coming out to celebrate a new era of Colorado Buffalos football under Coach Prime, shattering previous attendance record.
Some recovery centers believe prevention center would enable opioid crisis
STEP Denver offers medical services and the men in their program are required to stay sober, have jobs and are not allowed to be receive any government financial assistance other than Medicaid.
Faith-based center sues over new state law that prohibits abortion pill reversal
A Colorado judge over the weekend allowed a temporary restraining order against a bill signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis on Friday.
Community mourns man who died in Ivy Crossing apartment fire
Community members honored the memory of Hayden Warlick, the man they say lost his life in the Ivy Crossing apartment complex in Arapahoe County.