Pedestrian killed in crash with RTD train in Denver
An overnight crash with an RTD train in northeast Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood killed a pedestrian, police said Monday morning.
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Judge allows gun and notebook as evidence at Mangione’s trial in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing
A gun and notebook that prosecutors say link Luigi Mangione to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson can be used as evidence.
Colorado weather: 14 inches of snow forecast for mountains this week
Heavy snow forecast for Colorado’s mountains on Monday will make travel difficult, with more than a foot of fresh snowfall expected.
Cherry Creek has strong momentum, but challenges are mounting
Cherry Creek has a lot going for it, including one of the country’s strongest office markets, robust indoor and outdoor retail districts.
Trump moves to dismiss $10B suit over leak of tax returns after reports of a resolution
President Trump moved to withdraw his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the leak of his tax returns after reports of a resolution.
Denver restaurant service charges remain controversial — and confusing
Are restaurant service charges considered tips? Diners are confused as restaurants like Mister Oso, Guard and Grace and Mizuna continue to use the controversial added fees.
Over 7,500 animals were killed in 2025 on Colorado highways: Here’s a glimpse at what wildlife is being hit and where
At least 7,770 animals were killed last year on Colorado’s roads, the vast majority occurring on the Western Slope.
Today in History: May 18, only 1 survives Boeing 737 crash near Havana airport
A Boeing 737 chartered by Cuba’s national airline from a Mexican company crashed a short distance from Havana’s Jose Marti Airport, killing all but one of 113 people on board.
An Estes Park getaway can be about more than just the outdoors
The cabins at Castle Mountain Lodge are in Estes Park near Rocky Mountain National Park are ready to go with firewood, television and a hot tub.
Searching for modern cowboys: Every gallery and museum wants to revisit the old West these days
Art curators in Colorado are obsessed with presenting work that reframes traditional views of Western culture through a contemporary lens. It seems that every few months there’s a new exhibit that wants us to remember that local history wasn’t all about white guys with guns, riding horses and callously conquering the inconvenient obstacles of nature — and existing populations — as they resettled the land.