Former Broncos great has permanent physical impairments from playing days
Mike Harden, a former Denver Broncos defensive back for nine years, sat in his home office and laughed as he reflected on his playing career.
Furloughs, layoffs for Denver city workers under consideration
With the city of Denver facing deep budget cuts this year, CBS News Colorado has learned that at least one city department has already implemented a hiring freeze and is actively discussing potential furloughs and layoffs for its workers.
Secret suveys: Denver firefighters decry "selfish, unprofessional" leadership
Confirmation votes for the chief of the Denver Fire Department and three other public safety officials have been delayed indefinitely in what Mayor Mike Johnston's administration characterizes as "a typical part of the process."
Colorado's newest Grammy voter excited "to get a seat at the table"
For more than three decades, Joshua Trinidad, 41, has played the trumpet, feeling it has nourished him and saying it is now "part of my DNA."
Colorado bill seeking to regulate dating apps passes through committee
Several Colorado lawmakers have introduced a bill to regulate dating apps and protect users from assaults, harassment and exploitation.
Denver officials set wanted man free after Arkansas sheriff refused to get him
A man wanted in Arkansas for allegedly violating his probation in a 2017 murder case has twice been arrested and jailed in Denver since 2021, and both times, Denver authorities have had to release him from custody.
Aurora police chief, city official in videotaped clash: "A little animated"
A squabble last Friday between outgoing Aurora Interim Police Chief Art Acevedo and a top-ranking official with the city attorney's office was apparently videotaped, shared, and has sparked speculation and conversation at Aurora City Hall.
Some Target shoppers question new "Public Improvement Fee" on receipts
A newer Target store in Denver's Lowry neighborhood is notifying shoppers that a 1% "public improvement fee" is being added to their purchases at the store located at 93 North Lowry Blvd.
Affordable housing planned for Denver's 13th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard
A nonprofit is planning to construct a 60-unit apartment building at the corner of 13th Avenue and Colorado Blvd in Denver's Hale neighborhood.
Alleged killer of Pamela Cabriales to make 1st court appearance
Remi Cordova, 17, was set to make his first court appearance as an adult as he faces charges in the 2021 murder of Pamela Cabriales.
Deadly hit-and-run driver pleads guilty; victim's family doesn't forgive him
Brandon Michael Monroe, 39, pleaded guilty on Friday to vehicular homicide-DUI for causing the 2023 death of 16-year-old Karalynn Kincaid in Brighton.
Mall general manager, wife charged with obstructing APD investigation
The general manager of the Southlands Mall and his wife have been charged with obstructing an investigation and making false statements as police looked into the bizarre death of a retired police officer.
Mike Johnston refuses to release anonymous fire department surveys calling them "privileged"
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, who said transparency would be a principle of his administration, is refusing to release anonymous surveys of Denver firefighters. The surveys sought information on how firefighters feel about their department leadership.
Brothers in Parker murder-suicide facing lawsuits, accused in Ponzi scheme
Two brothers, Grant and Greg Brunner, who died Nov. 28 in a murder-suicide case in Parker, were facing at least eight lawsuits accusing them of running a phony "fix and flip" real estate scheme.
Loveland to pay $400,000 over DUI arrest, Driver had no alcohol, drugs in system
The City of Loveland has agreed to pay a Windsor man $400,000 over a 2020 DUI arrest in which breath and blood testing indicated Elias had no alcohol or drugs in his system.