Boulder kicks off major flood mitigation project
Boulder prepares to launch a $76.5 million flood mitigation project, aiming to enhance safety and resilience for southeast residents.
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Here's what we know about the rural Georgia mass shooting that killed 2, injured 35
More than 1,000 people were gathered for a block party on Sunday when more than 50 shots were fired into the crowd. Two people were killed and dozens were injured.
Shemar Moore previews returning as Hondo in spinoff 'S.W.A.T. Exiles'
New episodes of "S.W.A.T. Exiles" are released Fridays on STARZ.
Josh Hartnett, co-stars preview Netflix thriller 'Below'
"Below," co-starring Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis and Charlie Heaton, begins streaming Thursday, Oct. 8, on Netflix.
On cusp of merger, 'Digger' bombs for Warner Bros., 'Verity' takes No. 1 at box office
“Digger” flopped in its opening weekend, handing Tom Cruise one of the worst debuts of his career.
Brad Keselowski not ready to retire after 19 years in NASCAR
Brad Keselowski doesn’t have a specific landing spot for next season after announcing he is leaving Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.
Chase Briscoe fends off Kyle Larson’s last-lap surge to win in Las Vegas
Chase Briscoe held off a last-lap charge from points leader Kyle Larson to win the Cup Series race at Las Vegas.
Weiser presses plans, details in making his bid for governor
Attorney General Phil Weiser, a Democrat, faces Republican Victor Marx this fall.
A new Supreme Court term begins with cases on climate change, immigration and gun rights
Climate change, weapon bans and religious rights are all on the docket this term as the Supreme Court begins hearing arguments.
Knocking down buildings in Denver drags up bad memories, but empty office space drags on the economy
Demolition is treated as a last resort for unused space, but places like 1300 Logan St. long outlive their purpose.
We took a hike through Whittier with the ‘Lumpers’
A hiking group of retired women have traversed some of Colorado's highest peaks and, now, the history of north Denver.
Cripple Creek and Victor gold mine generated about $830 million in economic activity statewide last year
About 430 mine employees extract more than 150,000 ounces of gold each year.
Denver weather: Record heat possible Monday
Warmer and sunnier conditions are in the Denver weather forecast, including a few days in record range.
Brock Purdy throws 2 TD passes to lead the undefeated 49ers past the Broncos 24-14
Both offenses struggled to generate offense on a hot day in the Bay Area.
Broncos lose Patrick Surtain and Riley Moss to injuries against the 49ers
The Denver Broncos lost both of their starting cornerbacks to injuries with Patrick Surtain II and Riley Moss both ruled out after getting hurt in the first half Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.
Scary tales of wildlife encounters has officials warning: Keep Halloween pumpkins inside
Colorado wildlife officials are warning residents to keep their pumpkins inside this Halloween season, saying they could attract bears and other wildlife to homes.
Man dies after being hit by 2 vehicles while crossing I-76, police say
A 33-year-old man was killed Saturday evening after being struck by two vehicles while crossing Interstate 76 in Brighton, according to police.
Check your email: Notices sent regarding $309M Amazon returns settlement
If you've returned an item you bought via Amazon over a several-year period, you may qualify for payment in a new class action settlement.
Denver weather: Another warm Sunday with sunshine
Temperatures will range in the lower 80s across the Denver metro Sunday afternoon, with a light wind and plenty of sunshine.
Colorado’s 2027 Teacher of the Year is Strasburg science teacher Merci Ames
Melanie Ames is a science teacher at Strasburg High School and has been teaching for 35 years.
Bison sculpture made by Native youth stolen while on statewide education tour
A bison sculpture made by a group of Native youth in Denver was stolen overnight while on a statewide tour, and they’re looking for help getting it back home.
Aurora PD’s new human trafficking unit says more than half the survivors it recovered in its first year were children
Police say the unit isn’t necessarily uncovering a rise in trafficking, but giving investigators more resources to identify ongoing exploitation.
Boulder’s climate case gets its most consequential audience yet: The Supreme Court
After more than eight years in lower courts, Boulder’s case against two oil giants will kick off the Supreme Court’s new term.
Victor Marx campaign receives one of the largest fines in state history
Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx fined for accepting campaign contributions above the state’s legal limit.
Denver plans to open a new family homeless shelter. Homeless advocates are sounding the alarm
The shelter is part of the city’s broader goal to end family homelessness.
Here are Colorado’s ski resort opening dates for the 2026-2027 season
Some resorts are hoping to open “ASAP.”
Watch out Waymo, Zoox is coming (sometime)
Another autonomous vehicle company is testing a small fleet on Denver streets.
Ballots are headed out. Here’s what you need to know
For one, you still have plenty of time to register to vote.
You can now put that pizza box (and other food-soiled paper) in the compost
But keep anything with plastic coatings or used with cleaning products in the trash.
Things to do in Denver this weekend, October 2-4
A "DIVA" is a show at the Denver Art Museum.
DJ Torres resigns from Denver school board amid escalating tension and accusations
The school board member said too much of his time has been "consumed" by internal conflict.
The Holly tenants accuse landlord of theft, slander and damaging The Horizon Lounge
The fight over the future of The Park Hill Shopping Center heads to court.