New law increases penalties for violence toward bus, train operators
A new state law is cracking down on violence against Colorado transit workers.
ICE presence at Denver courthouse raises concerns among immigrant advocates
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have reportedly increased their presence at Denver's federal courthouse, looking to arrest individuals attending immigration hearings — a move advocates say is creating fear within the immigrant community.
Denver community upset with library after historic artifacts removed
A controversy has been brewing at Denver's Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library after several historical artifacts were removed from public display, raising concerns and frustration within the community.
Despite efforts, residents of Liggins Tower in Denver struggle with bedbugs
Months of unresolved bedbug issues have left several residents of Liggins Tower, a senior living complex in Denver's Park Hill neighborhood, feeling helpless.
New narcan vending machines popping up in Denver in effort to save lives
Since its pilot launch in April 2025, the vending machine outside the Stout Street Health Center has dispensed over 1,100 Naloxone kits. The machine is part of a broader effort to tackle the opioid crisis.
Family blames housing authority for senior's death in hot apartment
The family of a woman who died in her Denver Housing Authority apartment during extreme heat is suing the agency, claiming negligence in responding to her repeated complaints about her air conditioning system.
Denver Housing Authority opens public housing pre-applications amid demand
The search for affordable housing continues to be a challenge for many Denver residents, but starting this Friday, the Denver Housing Authority is offering a new opportunity for relief.
Bell choir could be silenced, church where they rehearse faces uncertain future
A community bell choir could be silenced because their beloved rehearsal space is facing an uncertain future.
Denver eyes new rules for electric scooters, bicycles to increase public safety
City officials will soon make a decision on the implementation of new safety measures to increase safety and prevention for crashes involving electric scooters.
Denver prepares for Cinco de Mayo celebrations at Civic Center Park
Cinco de Mayo is just days away and preparations are already underway at Civic Center Park for one of Denver's most anticipated cultural events -- a weekend celebration before the big day.
DSST celebrates 18th consecutive year of 100% college, post-secondary acceptance
From first-generation college students to future engineers, healthcare professionals , educators and everything in between, the DSST Class of 2025 is ready to make their mark. Students across 16 schools received acceptances to more than 447 colleges and universities, including Yale, Stanford, MIT, and Colorado College.
Hair salons and distributors brace for rising costs amid tariffs
The impact of tariffs is being felt across Colorado, from certain food to vehicles and other goods. Now, it could mean paying more for some beauty treatments, like getting your hair done.
Couple fights city, developer over alleged property encroachment
A dispute between Denver homeowners, a property development company and the city has moved to the courts.
Denver food trucks encouraged to cut costs, go green
The Regional Air Quality Council is offering a grant to help food trucks cut costs and go green.
Plan for women's soccer stadium in Denver clears city committee
Some Denver business owners are hoping a proposed National Women's Soccer League stadium could bring the economic boost they've been waiting for.