Human remains found in dumpster, Commerce City police investigating
Commerce City police detectives are investigating after what appeared to be human remains were found in a dumpster in the 7000 block of 88th Avenue.
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Brent oil’s price tops $100 per barrel, as Tesla and Alphabet drag Wall Street lower
Brent crude oil briefly topped $100 per barrel for the first time since May, and Wall Street sank Thursday with drops in Tesla and Alphabet.
Colorado weather: Denver braces for afternoon rain with potential for flash floods
Denver could see rounds of rain Thursday as numerous thunderstorms are expected across the area through the afternoon and evening.
Aurora immigration detention center worker charged with assault, 21-year-old victim speaks out
Brandon Booth was charged with assault for allegedly shooting Emma Landis in the foot outside the Aurora immigration detention center, run by Geo Group.
Can governor’s ‘Competitiveness Council’ get Colorado economy on track again?
Gov. Jared Polis has formed a new “Competitiveness Council” to address concerns that Colorado is losing ground to other states as a hub for innovation and an engine of job creation.
Yemen’s Houthis attack Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, threatening to widen Iran war
Houthi rebels says they attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, and the US military said it conducted a 12th night of strikes on Iran
Colorado labor officials express alarm over ‘disturbing practice’ of asking claimants to cancel unemployment appeals
Staff at Colorado’s unemployment insurance division expressed alarm over what they called a “disturbing practice” of state officials asking claimants to cancel their appeals.
Keep one eye peeled for this rare wildflower bloom in Colorado high country
Though pretty, the corn lily wildflower is toxic to animals and also unattractive to many traditional pollinators.
As parasite spawned chaos, Taylor Farms slow-walked its response
The company effectively delayed a recall that ultimately resulted in customer confusion.
If your degree doesn’t pay enough, you can’t borrow. Federal loans cut for low-wage programs
About 33% of programs at for-profit schools are expected to fail.