Event highlights "unlivable" conditions at apartments at center of reports
Community leaders and organizations gathered to witness firsthand the conditions that tenants are facing at the Whispering Pines Apartment Complex on Helena Street.
Female junior student at Valor has big gridiron dreams
A student at Valor Christian High School is making waves in the world of Colorado high school football.
Group looks to help businesses on Colfax that'll be impacted by BRT project
A nearly $200 million contract has been approved by Denver City Council to build the city's first bus-rapid transit system.
Denver halts the I-25 and Broadway ramp rebuild, preserving homes
Residents of the 800 South Lincoln Street block near I-25 and Broadway in Denver get to stay in their homes after nearly two decades of community advocacy.
Father-son bond over football holds special significance as dad battles cancer
As the cooler Colorado evenings set in, it's evident football season is in full swing. For Denver singer-songwriter and entrepreneur Dre Lane, this means he gets to watch his favorite football player -- his son Mario Lane.
Mayor Mike Johnston unveils proposed 2025 budget
A drop in consumer spending is affecting the city of Denver's finances. Mayor Mike Johnston unveiled his proposed 2025 budget on Thursday, and as a result of that dip in it includes substantial cuts to programs that he's passionate about.
King Soopers shooting trial continues as officers take the stand
Law enforcement officers testified Tuesday in the trial of Ahmad Alissa, the gunman who admitted to the March 2021 King Soopers shooting. Jurors will determine if Alissa was legally sane at the time of the attack.
"Healing Denver" campaign launches to inform voters about Measure 2Q
The launch of a campaign called Healing Denver this week will emphasize the vital role of Denver Health in providing accessible health care to residents, regardless of their ability to pay.
Colorado State Patrol trooper "targeted" and shot, suspect killed
A Colorado State Patrol trooper was shot and injured in what officials are calling a "targeted" attack. That trooper shot and killed the suspect and has since been released from the hospital.
Denver Paramedic Dispatchers. prove to be resourceful during system outages
This summer, a widespread CrowdStrike outage caused a ripple effect across many sectors, including airline travel, banking, retail, and hospital operations.
DPD to ban food trucks in LoDo starting Friday in effort to curb violence
Beginning Friday, food trucks will no longer be allowed to park in Denver's LoDo neighborhood on late-night weekends. The restrictions aim to reduce "bump into" fights, according to Denver police.
Singer-songwriter remains optimistic despite prognosis of 18 months
Dre Lane, also known as Mario, was diagnosed with bladder and prostate cancer about two years ago.
Valor Christian football coach believes in building champions on & off field
Bret McGatlin, third-year head coach of the Eagles, said he learned from his father, Don McGatlin, a former high school football coach for more than 40 years, that who you are off the field is even more important than who you are on the gridiron.
Racist signs put up at bus stops may not be an isolated incident
The racist, anti-immigrant signs found at multiple RTD bus stops along Colfax Avenue on Thursday had neighbors feeling negative emotions.
Youth facing municipal charges in Denver get public defenders
Denver is the only county in Colorado that now allows public defenders to represent kids from 10 to 18 years old who are facing charges in court.