Denver demonstrators call for accountability in La Alma Park Rally, more events planned
Organizers say the protests are not over. Additional demonstrations are planned on Saturday across Colorado under the banner "ICE Out."
Denver pet deposit assistance program helps renters keep their furry friends
For renters in Denver, when it comes to choosing stable housing or keeping their pets, they sometimes have to choose between their pets and housing.
RTD considers charging for Park-n-Ride parking as it faces deficit
As the Regional Transportation District faces a projected $200 million budget shortfall, the agency is exploring new ways to bring in revenue.
Denver mom says apartment mold made her sick; city confirms complaints
A Denver woman says repeated mold concerns at her apartment complex have left her feeling unsafe in her home and worried about her child's health, prompting her to contact the city.
Colorado Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents helps recruit future leaders
There's an effort underway in Colorado to strengthen the pipeline of school leaders, with a focus on equity and representation.
CenturyLink says copper theft led to southeast Denver phone outages
Some residents and businesses in southeast Denver were without landline phone service for more than a week, leaving many frustrated by what they described as a lack of communication from service provider CenturyLink.
Dakota Ridge football coach recognized by Denver Broncos, NFL
The Denver Broncos nominated a high school coach for an NFL honor after his program's historic season, and the team's success in the face of great loss.
Kaiser Permanente says DPS will switch to different health care provider
For more than five decades, Kaiser Permanente has been the primary health care provider for Denver Public Schools employees. But now Kaiser Permanente says DPS plans to end the long-running partnership.
Venezuelans in Denver, Colorado officials react to Maduro's capture
The capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro prompted mixed reactions from Venezuelans in Colorado, some of whom lauded his removal, and others who said the U.S. government had no business bombing Venezuela or removing Maduro.
Denver homicides fell 48% in 2025, among city's lowest totals since 1990
Denver reported a nearly 50% drop in homicides last year, one of the city's lowest totals in decades, according to data released Thursday.
Denver selects Veo as next shared scooter, bike operator; New rules coming
Beginning this summer, the city can fine operators directly for improperly parked vehicles rather than citing riders. Riders will also be required to pass a knowledge quiz before their first ride and periodically afterward.
Colorado judge allows RTD Access-on-Demand changes to begin in 2026
A federal judge has denied a motion to pause upcoming changes to RTD's Access-on-Demand program that go into effect Jan. 1.
Despite industry woes, some Denver restaurants find ways to defeat odds
With costs climbing and many customers cutting back, Denver's restaurant scene has been hit hard. The city says licenses for retail food establishments have declined 21% since July 2023.
Warm Christmas boosts business, delights residents, but also disappoints
Christmas in Colorado usually means snow boots and winter coats. In 2025, it looked more like spring.
Businesses in Idaho Springs say warm weather is impacting sales
This time of year, Interstate 70 through the mountains is usually slick, snowy, and packed with travelers heading to ski resorts. But on Christmas Eve, the road to the high country was sunny, dry, and noticeably quieter.