Metro Denver firefighter seriously injured after fall during training
A metro Denver firefighter was taken to the hospital in critical condition after they fell during a training exercise, West Metro Fire Rescue officials said.
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Buffs rebuilt, reloaded on defense after disappointing 2025 season
A position-by-position look at the rebuilt Colorado Buffaloes football defense.
Colorado public libraries record 25% drop in book challenges in 2025
Colorado libraries recorded a 25% decrease in challenges requesting to ban books, materials, events and exhibits in 2025 compared to the previous year.
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.
Don’t touch the bat! Jefferson County officials warn of rabies exposure
Despite their cuddly demeanor, Coloradans should be wary of touching wild bats, even if injured, Jefferson County health officials said.
Fun Denver food events to look forward to in July
Denver foodie events in July 2026: Up NXT popup, Chaatwala, The Big Eat, Flame Fest: Colorado’s Grilling Championship, pop ups from The Wolf’s Tailor and Johnny Curiel, and Cottage Bakery Sundays at King Arthur Baking pop-up.
Denver’s emergency sirens ‘sounded inadvertently’ during Monday storm
The emergency sirens that echoed throughout Denver, Colorado, during Monday’s afternoon thunderstorm were “sounded inadvertently,” Denver officials said.
1 dead in head-on crash on I-70 near Utah border
A head-on crash on Interstate 70 near the Utah border killed at least one person Monday morning, according to Colorado State Patrol.
The bagel’s journey from Jewish immigrant food to American breakfast staple
The bagel in America is an immigrant story with a hole in the middle. It came with Eastern European Jews escaping poverty and antisemitism, landing in New York street carts and bakeries.
A-Basin details plans for more parking, snowmaking and a highway bridge
If you’ve ever driven to Arapahoe Basin on a powder day, you know how difficult it can be to find a parking spot, let alone one at “the beach” where you jump right on the slopes. That’s one of the issues the ski area hopes to address in the coming years through a series of construction projects that aim to improve snowmaking, avalanche mitigation and, of course, guest parking.