Regional Transportation District leaders could eliminate Denver’s free 16th Street shuttle, several light-rail lines and dozens of bus routes under proposed service cuts designed to save the financially ailing agency up to $62 million.
The Bolder Boulder Memorial Day 10K will not feature last weekend and even race-day registration will be eliminated for the 2026 race due to the event nearing capacity.
Disgraced former Colorado Bureau of Investigation scientist Yvonne “Missy” Woods pleaded guilty to four felonies Tuesday, closing a chapter in a years-long DNA testing scandal that continues to reverberate through the state’s criminal justice system.
The 1up Arcade Bar has closed on Blake Street in Denver’s LoDo after 15 years. But ownres are opening a new location in Lakewood’s Belmar.
President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies at a summit over their resistance to his Greenland ambitions and lack of support in Iran.
Denver police officers conducted an unconstitutional traffic stop last year when they claimed a driver rolled through stop signs even though there were no stop signs along his route, a federal judge found.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he’s rolling out a new screening program for “testosterone deficiency” among troops.
One person was killed in a shooting in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood early Saturday, police officials said.
Formerly hidden, Denver’s Chinatown history resurfaces with lessons for modern development
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s Democratic opponents — David Seligman, Hetal Doshi and Michael Dougherty — criticize her experience in the June 30 primary election for attorney general.