Cameron Peak Fire Activity Growing On West & Southwest Flanks
The Cameron Peak Fire grew to more than 14,000 acres on Aug. 18. The fire started on Aug. 13.
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The Cameron Peak Fire grew to more than 14,000 acres on Aug. 18. The fire started on Aug. 13.
Thousands of Denver residents are upset about proposed changes to Denver's group living rules.
After about two hours of investigating, police officials say there is no evidence of a grave or any remains.
Recording breaking heat in Denver on Tuesday. Our official high on Tuesday was 100 degrees.
It has been considered a cost-effective service but the program will end after this wildfire season, as the state begins to reorganize inmate job skills programs.
Police said there is no suspect in custody and it is an active investigation.
Rocky Mountain National Park officials announced some closures for the northwestern part of the park on Tuesday.
Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputies want to find a man they say was seen getting inside an unlocked car near Harvard Avenue and Quebec Street.
The Denver City Council has voted to put the pit bull issue on the November ballot.
The City of Denver is preparing to cleanup two homeless encampments this week. One will be near the Denver Art Museum and the other is expected to be at 13th Avenue and Washington Street.
It includes most all of the northern and central mountains as well as the adjacent foothills.
Attorney General Phil Weiser announced Colorado has joined nearly two dozen other states in a federal lawsuit challenging dramatic cuts at the United States Postal Service. Those cuts, state leaders say, threaten critical mail service ahead of the November presidential election.
United States Congresswoman Diana DeGette and Congressman Jason Crow spoke out Tuesday in support of legislation to protect the Postal Service, saying budget cuts would cause "irreparable harm" to veterans, seniors and people living in rural communities.
Healthy eating is essential in college to set yourself up for a successful, happy lifestyle, but it's often one of the first habits to fall by the wayside as the semester ramps up.
The blazing heat on Monday was enough to break a record in Denver when the mercury officially reached 98 degrees. Tuesday should be even hotter.
