'Insult To Hardworking Taxpayers': Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Criticizes City Council Members' $3,500 Trip To Paris
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman is criticizing a trip to Paris by two city council members for a conference.
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First Notices Under New Aurora Urban Camping Ban Won't Come This Weekend
A controversial urban camping ban in the City of Aurora takes effect this weekend.
By Just 1 Vote, Aurora City Council Passes Camping Ban Mayor Coffman Has Been Pushing For Months
The Aurora City Council on Monday passed the camping ban the mayor has been pushing for months.
Aurora City Council Takes Up Camping Ban Ordinance For Final Approval Monday Night
The Aurora City Council will vote on the final approval of a city camping ban during Monday night's regular council meeting.
Mayor Mike Coffman Breaks Tie To Pass Aurora Camping Ban
Just before midnight, Aurora City Council voted to approve a city camping ban.
Aurora's Mayor, Mike Coffman, To Introduce Updated Camping Ban Proposal
Aurora city leaders are scheduled to take up an updated proposal for a camping ban.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Bringing Back Controversial Camping Ban Proposal
Aurora's city council will soon debate banning residents who are experiencing homelessness from camping in the city, a tactic some believe improves safety, while critics say it criminalizes homelessness.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Discusses Safe Camping Site That Offers Mental Health Care
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman is discussing the benefits of the Salvation Army homeless camp after his camping ban failed to pass city council.
Camping Ban Ordinance Fails To Pass In Aurora City Council
The Aurora City Council's vote on Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's camping ban ended in a tie once again. Last week's vote also ended in a tie.
Aurora City Council To Vote On Camping Ban Ordinance Again
The Aurora City Council is set to vote once again on Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's camping ban. A vote last week ended in a tie.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's Plan To Ease Homeless Crisis Fails To Pass City Council
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's plan aimed at helping ease the city's homeless crisis failed to pass the city council.
Aurora Mayor Presents His Change To Homeless Camp Policy
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman presented his proposal to curb the number of homeless camps on Monday night.
Sen. Michael Bennet Hosts Roundtable With Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman To Discuss New Child Tax Credit
Sen. Michael Bennet wants to ensure every parent in Colorado knows about the new child tax credit.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Wants A Camping Ban, City's Housing Committee Does Not
The city of Aurora is trying to figure out a solution for their rising homeless population. Mayor Mike Coffman proposed a camping ban similar to Denver's.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Introduces Camping Ban Ordinance
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman introduced an ordinance on Thursday that would ban people experiencing homelessness from camping on public or private property.
Debate Over Homeless Camping Ban Heating Up In Aurora
Aurora's mayor isn't backing away from proposing a camping ban, but how it fits into the city's larger plan to address homelessness is still dividing people.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman To Introduce Camping Ban Ordinance Proposal This Week
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman says on Thursday he will introduce an ordinance prohibiting camping in the city.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Sues Own City Over Campaign Finance Ordinance
A complaint filed on behalf of City of Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman accuses his political opponents on the City Council of using a new campaign finance ordinance in an attempt to limit his freedom of speech.
Police: Street Racers Blocked Interstate 225 In Aurora Sunday Night
Aurora police say up to 800 vehicles were gridlocked on Interstate 225 Sunday night when street racers took over the highway.
If Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's Observations Of Homeless Were Harsh, After Living Among Them His Solutions Aren't Any Easier
A month after Aurora's mayor went undercover to get an up-close and un-filtered study of the homeless, he's now talking about how to address the problem.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Won't Move Forward On Camping Ban After Spending Week On The Streets
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman will not move forward on his camping ban after he camped out on the streets for week with no food and no money.
Homeless Advocates Call Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's Week Living Undercover With Homeless A 'Political Stunt'
Homeless advocates are angry at Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman after he decided to spend a week wandering the streets and sleeping on sidewalks to learn more about our homeless.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Calls For Major Changes In Homeless Policies After Spending A Week Living On The Street
Mayor Mike Coffman says he favors a public education campaign urging people not to bring food and other provisions that enable people who want to put up tents in urban areas.
'Homeless Mike' Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Goes Undercover To Live On The Streets, Sleep On Sidewalks With The Homeless
Mike Coffman's goal was to find out why the problem of homelessness was growing and what he, as a mayor, could do to address it.
Aurora City Council Moves Closer To Repealing Ban On Pit Bulls
During a city council meeting Monday night, members voted to repeal the ban 7 to 3.
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In recent years, Buena Vista's population has surged, the downtown has filled in what used to be empty storefronts and expanded. But with rising housing prices and water use issues, many are questioning how best to move forward.
Shoplifting suspect kills his wife while fleeing police
A 39-year-old man was jailed on a homicide charge after he and a woman both jumped into the driver's seat of a car while trying to avoid arrest for shoplifting.
BIPOC Mountain Collective and Eldora "diversify the mountain" with weekend event
The goal is to help remove barriers to access for people of color interested in skiing.
At least 4 shot at Aurora house party, 18-year-old arrested
The gunshot wounds don't appear to be life-threatening, according to police. The party took place Friday night into Saturday morning in the 1300 block of Joliet Street.
These roads will close for Denver's Parade of Lights Saturday
Denver's Parade of Lights will bring floats, horses, marching bands, balloons and mascots Saturday. And with that comes road closures starting at separate times in the downtown area.
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Uncovering Colorado: Buena Vista
In recent years, Buena Vista's population has surged, the downtown has filled in what used to be empty storefronts and expanded. But with rising housing prices and water use issues, many are questioning how best to move forward.
Shoplifting suspect kills his wife while fleeing police
A 39-year-old man was jailed on a homicide charge after he and a woman both jumped into the driver's seat of a car while trying to avoid arrest for shoplifting.
BIPOC Mountain Collective and Eldora "diversify the mountain" with weekend event
The goal is to help remove barriers to access for people of color interested in skiing.
At least 4 shot at Aurora house party, 18-year-old arrested
The gunshot wounds don't appear to be life-threatening, according to police. The party took place Friday night into Saturday morning in the 1300 block of Joliet Street.
These roads will close for Denver's Parade of Lights Saturday
Denver's Parade of Lights will bring floats, horses, marching bands, balloons and mascots Saturday. And with that comes road closures starting at separate times in the downtown area.
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Heavy Mountain Snow and Wind Through Sunday
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I-70's lone runaway truck ramp toward Denver closes until next summer for updates
The only runaway truck ramp along I-70 going into Denver from the mountains is now closed until next summer. CDOT is making some changes to the ramp to make it easier to use.
Community remembers Wheat Ridge jeweler after he is killed in shooting
A memorial was growing on Friday night for Peter Damian Arguello, as Wheat Ridge community members remember him following his death in a recent shooting. For years, he's kept his jewelry and antique business going here, earning a living and doing what he loved.
Marshall Fire survivors continue to struggle 2 years later, Colorado lawmaker plans to help
This month marks the two-year anniversary of Colorado's most devastating wildfire, and many Marshall Fire survivors are still struggling.
A chilly Denver weekend with super strong winds and heavy snow in the mountains
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NBA player invites high school coach to live with him after coach's wife died
Knicks center Mitchell Robinson invited his high school coach to move in with him in New York after his coach's wife of 31 years died. His former coach took him up on his offer.
Makar ties franchise record, but Avs fall short in OT loss to Coyotes
Cale Makar now shares the franchise record for most assists recorded in a single month as a member of the Colorado Avalanche.
Ronaldo hit with $1 billion lawsuit for endorsing Binance NFTs
The $1 billion lawsuit alleges Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo's promotion of the NFTs led people into costly and unsafe investments.
Kickoff time and date set for Broncos-Lions game
The NFL announced on Thursday that the Denver Broncos will play the Detroit Lions in a night game on Dec. 16. Kickoff for the Week 15 game will be at 8:15 p.m. at Ford Field.
Clifford has strong showing against former team as Rams defeat Buffs
Nique Clifford was instrumental in helping his Colorado State Rams defeat the Colorado Buffaloes for the first time since 2017. Clifford had 15 points against his former team at Moby Arena in Fort Collins on Wednesday night.
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Inside the fight against methane gas amid milestone pledges at COP28
Methane is an invisible gas that is rapidly heating up the atmosphere.
Former Olympic swimmer sentenced to 3 years probation for role in Jan. 6 riot
In 2021, Klete Keller pleaded guilty to felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
Felicity Huffman breaks silence about college admission scandal
Felicity Huffman has broken her silence about her participation in the 2019 college admission scandal that sent her to jail and shockwaves throughout Hollywood.
COVID-19 increasing again, especially in Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, CDC says
Cases of other respiratory illnesses, including flu and RSV, are also on the rise.
Walmart says it has stopped advertising on Elon Musk's X platform
Retail giant joins other big advertisers that are distancing themselves from X following Musk's support for an antisemitic post.
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Former Olympic swimmer sentenced to 3 years probation for role in Jan. 6 riot
In 2021, Klete Keller pleaded guilty to felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
U.S. appeals court: Trump not immune from civil lawsuits over Jan. 6 attack
A group of congressional Democrats and veteran Capitol Police officers are seeking civil damages for the harms they allege they suffered because of the Capitol riot.
Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman on the Supreme Court, dies at 93
Sandra Day O'Connor was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, and she retired in 2006.
Liz Cheney: The U.S. is "sleepwalking into a dictatorship"
Preview: In an interview airing December 3, the former Wyoming Congresswoman warns that the election of Donald Trump would mean the end of the republic.
George Santos expelled from Congress in historic House vote
Rep. George Santos is just the sixth House member in U.S. history to be expelled and the first in more than 20 years.
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COVID-19 increasing again, especially in Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, CDC says
Cases of other respiratory illnesses, including flu and RSV, are also on the rise.
Balance of Nature says it is back in business after FDA shutdown
A federal court had ordered the company to pause making and selling its products.
Traverse Academy takes unique focus on mental health to help students
Last month, Cherry Creek Schools opened a first-of-its-kind facility that is dedicated to treatment and support.
Schools across the U.S. will soon be able to order free COVID tests
The tests will be available from a federal stockpile starting in December, and schools can distribute them to students, families, staff and larger school communities.
Protein bars recalled after hairnet and shrink wrap found in products
Recalled Burn Boot Camp snacks were sold at locations run by gym franchises throughout the U.S.
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Walmart says it has stopped advertising on Elon Musk's X platform
Retail giant joins other big advertisers that are distancing themselves from X following Musk's support for an antisemitic post.
2023 was brutal for homebuyers. Here's what to expect in 2024.
Mortgage rates recently hit their highest levels in more than two decades, pricing many out of the market. Here's what to expect in 2024.
Here's what to know about the deadly cantaloupe salmonella outbreak
Cantaloupes contaminated with the bacteria have been linked to more than 100 illnesses and two deaths, health officials said.
Some retailers are telling customers to just keep unwanted goods
Ordered something online you want to return? Some retailers say, "Keep it," and they'll still give you your money back.
Businesses near Colfax Avenue share concerns regarding drug use
The City and County of Denver Medical Examiner data shows just this year, outside overdose deaths in the city have almost doubled in comparison to last year's total.
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Families size down as Christmas tree prices rise
As wallets recover from Thanksgiving groceries, another holiday staple is set to break budgets. The price of Christmas trees is up, and Colorado families are prepared to downsize their traditions.
Cash assistance by Women's Foundation of Colorado part of growing movement
Working to address the disparity between wages and the costs many families are facing.
Seasonal hiring reportedly down as holiday shopping rush begins
As the holiday shopping rush begins, so typically does the hustle for seasonal work. However this year, it may be tough to make a few extra bucks.
Attorney general's office provides $3M to food access and diaper programs to meet significant need
Making ends meet this holiday season $3 million in funding will go to local food banks, pantries, organizations, and diaper programs that Coloradans rely on for basic needs.
Colorado's SecureSavings program continues to meet urgent need for retirement savings
Colorado's SecureSavings Program has been fully implemented for nearly a year now. It's designed to help those who don't otherwise have retirement savings.