Jewish Coloradans on helping in diverse community in southern Israel
Amid the war in Gaza, a local Jewish organization has sent volunteers to Israel to work in a community where Jews and Arabs live together.
Why developer of El Chapultepec says iconic jazz club should come down
Historic Denver and two citizens have filed for protective landmark status for the building, while the developer that owns the property, Monfort Companies, seeks to tear it down and rebuild.
Friend of banned Nuggets superfan Vicki Ray: "She deserves respect"
The Nuggets hosted the Grizzlies at Ball Arena Monday night, beating them by 25 points, but without the cheering or greetings from longtime fan Vicki Ray. It was hard to find support for the decision to ban Ray, a 32-year season ticket holder.
Denver Nuggets super fan banned from games at Ball Arena
There are few who would argue that 72-year-old Vicki Ray is atop the list of the most recognizable Nuggets fans. Loving the Nuggets in rain or shine seasons for 32 years as a season ticket holder and missing, she says, only seven games outside of COVID, Ray has held a most coveted spot in Ball Arena.
The other avalanche: Roofs heavy with snow in Colorado create danger
All along the areas hardest hit by heavy snow in last week's storm, the sounds of melting snow dripping then occasionally sliding off roofs creates a few nervous moments.
Ski area closed for 6 days to reopen after helping free people stuck in storm
Echo Mountain Ski Area will open again after more than six days closed in the March snowstorm that hit Idaho Springs and Evergreen hard.
Plow drivers make big gains on mountain highways after massive snowstorm
Plow drivers made big gains Friday on Interstate 70 as well as Highway 285 heading into the mountains. Much of the pavement was dry as the sun set, although rough patches of ice remained in a few spots.
3 feet of snow falls on Evergreen
It was a long day of sleeping off, digging out, or staying home for people in the Evergreen area which was hit by heavy snow. One hotel didn't turn people away after reaching capacity.
Landmark designation sought for the site of the old El Chapultepec
Historic Denver is seeking a landmark designation for the site of the old El Chapultepec jazz and blues nightclub at 20th and Market.
Old Town Louisville small business owners think outside the box
It's a hard question: What do you do to help a downtown that has already come through the pandemic and the effects of a devastating fire that leveled hundreds of homes in the community around it?
Whoa, what a tournament! Ice fishing tourney's winning fish is a runt
The official results are in from the Evergreen Lake Ice Fishing Tournament and the winning fish was, well, in the size department, a bit of an underachiever.
Fire danger rising while warm temperatures close Evergreen Lake for skating
Communities below 6,000 feet are going to be on their toes Saturday as winds rise and fire danger increases. Winds as high as 20 to 60 miles per hour are expected in the mountains and foothills.
Family opposed to parole for woman convicted of gory crimes after murder
The family of a man murdered in rural Jefferson County is opposing parole for a 23-year-old accused of gruesome crimes in the aftermath of the murder.
Work to repair and replace items from MLK monument to begin right away
Work will start right away to repair and replace the items stolen from Denver's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have a Dream" monument in Denver's City Park.
Police still seeking hit-and-run driver who killed a skilled parafencer
Police on Monday were still seeking the hit-and-run driver who hit and killed a pedestrian who suffered from a past traumatic brain injury at Kipling and 23rd.