Today in History: August 15, car bomb kills 29 in Northern Ireland
29 people were killed by a car bomb that tore apart the center of Omagh (OH’-mah), Northern Ireland; a splinter group calling itself the Real IRA claimed responsibility.
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Extreme drought is frying Colorado. Why do half of its biggest towns lack mandatory watering restrictions?
Despite widespread severe drought, 13 of the 25 largest cities and towns in Colorado have not implemented additional mandatory water use restrictions.
3 teens arrested in deadly ambush shooting in southwest Denver
Denver police arrested three teenagers on suspicion of murder after a 19-year-old man was killed in an ambush shooting,
Ground stop lifted, more than 100 flights canceled at Denver International Airport as thunderstorms hit the Front Range
Federal officials lifted a ground stop at Denver International Airport on Friday as severe thunderstorms swept across the Denver metro.
Black bear makes surprise backyard appearance in Centennial
A medium-sized black bear, estimated to weigh a couple hundred pounds, was spotted near a fence in a neighbor’s backyard in the Willow Creek subdivision in Centennial.
Restrictions for CU Buffs football media policy under scrutiny
The Colorado football team took the rare step of opening a pair of practices to the media this week, but it was done so with extremely heavy restrictions on the reporters who cover the team.
83-year-old Hispanic man missing near Edgewater
An 83-year-old man is missing after he was last seen Thursday morning in the 2600 block of Kendal Street in Edgewater.
Trump says record-setting Navy deployment to support Iran operations ‘not nearly long enough’
Trump refuted reports of mental health and supply issues, saying the more than 260-day deployment is “not nearly long enough.”
Missing 15-year-old Denver girl last seen Tuesday morning
A 15-year-old Denver girl is missing after she was last seen Tuesday morning in the city’s Villa Park neighborhood, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said.
Bill Mosher stepping down as guiding hand for Denver’s redevelopment
Longtime Denver developer Bill Mosher will step down as a consultant to the Denver Mayor’s Office effective immediately, according to an announcement made Friday.