Economic hardship granted for Denver historic homeowners
The Denver Landmark Preservation Commission approved owners' applications for economic hardship regarding two damaged historic homes.
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The Denver Landmark Preservation Commission approved owners' applications for economic hardship regarding two damaged historic homes.
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a person who stole a figurine of baby Jesus from a prominent nativity scene.
The number of people detained by police in Aurora is growing after an alleged home invasion and kidnapping at an apartment building.
The entire marketplace is high concentration now, researchers say, and cannabis can impact the mind and body in ways human beings have never experienced before.
Santa stopped by Denver Health on Tuesday to spread a little holiday joy in the pediatric ICU and urgent care.
The truck is decked out with multicolored light strings that are all programmed to dance and flash along with Christmas music, which viewers can listen to simply by tuning their radios to a custom frequency.
Alondra Reyes, 20, and 14-month-old Aaliyah Leanne Vargas Reyes were shot and killed on Saturday morning.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office was contacted about an overdue hiker about 9 p.m. on Monday.
Colorado State Patrol arrested more than 4,100 drivers in 2023 for DUIs and one-third of traffic fatalities involved an impaired driver.
On Tuesday morning, just hours before a prescribed burn was scheduled to begin near the Marshall Fire burn area in Colorado, authorities decided to reschedule.
City council leaders in the Colorado town voted 7-2 on the second reading to approve an ordinance that would prevent people or retail stores in the city from selling cats or dogs unless a lawfully operated commercial kennel, hobby breeder, animal care facility, animal rescue organization, or animal shelter.
Aurora police detained 14 suspects on Tuesday morning after officers responded to a report of a home invasion with weapons.
Denver joins a growing list of cities taking action against nicotine and tobacco products. In a 11-1 vote, Denver City Council passed a ban on flavored products.
After switching to four 10 hour shifts a week for working hours in an effort to help retain employees just last year, the government of Clear Creek County is now switching to a shorter workweek altogether -- along with eliminating positions.
The Denver City Council voted 11-1 to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in the city on Monday night.
