Man arrested on suspicion of murder in Aurora shooting that killed 25-year-old
Aurora police arrested Carlos Zarco on suspicion of second-degree murder in a shooting that killed a 25-year-old, officials said.
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Denver Health posts strong 2025 finances, but hospital faces losses with Medicaid changes
Denver Health recorded its strongest financial results in years in 2025, though its leader says one good year isn’t enough to cushion the region’s safety-net hospital from coming state and federal cuts.
Arizona man rolls SUV down Colorado mountain pass after hitting ice
An Arizona man rolled his SUV down a Colorado mountainside on Thursday after hitting an icy patch on Imogene Pass, sheriff’s officials said.
Today in History: June 19, Chicago mob boss shot to death
Former Chicago organized crime boss Sam Giancana was shot to death in the basement of his home in Oak Park, Illinois; the killing has never been solved.
Fort Collins settles excessive force lawsuit for $397,000 after police pepper spray man in the eyes
Fort Collins will pay $397,000 to settle an excessive force lawsuit filed Andru Kulas, who police held down and sprayed in the face with pepper spray in Old Town.
Nonprofit purchases controversial Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora for $4.5M
The Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora, formerly owned by CBZ management, has been sold to the East Colfax Community Collective for affordable housing.
Denver sports bar accused of prostitution settles with city, will not lose license
An Athmar Park sports bar that faced losing its license after its employees were accused of prostitution has settled with Denver officials.
Denver ramen restaurant closes after less than two years
National chain Mecha Noodle Bar announced the closure of its Denver ramen restaurant in RiNo on Monday.
Denver International Airport flight deplanes on airport runway for unknown ‘incident’
WestJet flight 1571 was scheduled to depart Denver International Airport for Calgary, Canada, at 12:15 p.m. Thursday.
Gov. Jared Polis overruled his own clemency board to release Tina Peters
Months before Colorado Gov. Jared Polis freed election denier Tina Peters from prison, his own clemency board voted unanimously — twice — to reject her bid for early release, according to two Hannah Seigel Proff and Azra Taslimi.