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Wash Park sports bar welcomes die-hard Cincinnati fans at full capacity
It was a tough loss for Bengals fans, but celebrating and commiserating together is always better. → Read More
Longmont volunteers come together to build 43 bicycles in an effort to get first graders outside
Forty-three first graders at Northridge Elementary in Longmont are in for a big surprise Friday. They will receive a free bicycle courtesy of Can'd Aid, The Braly Family Foundation and dozens of Longmont residents who spent Thursday evening putting them all together. → Read More
How to get tested for COVID-19 ahead of holiday travel rush
Appointments are filling up fast for COVID-19 testing ahead of the holidays, but plenty are still available. → Read More
Denver homeless man gives back by serving hot meals to others living on the streets
Mark Rodgers knows the pain of homelessness. But he says it is by serving others going through similar situations that he feels fulfilled. → Read More
Lakewood parking garage hit with numerous thefts and break-ins
One car break-in is bad enough, but it happened to Tasha Pfeiffer four times in less than two years. → Read More
Douglas County School District set to overturn classroom mask requirements for students
The Douglas County School Board is set to vote on Tuesday to overturn the district's mask policy for students in schools. The vote comes amid a growing divide in the county over the balance between public safety and personal choice. → Read More
Elitch Gardens debuts Luminova light experience to reopen park for holiday season
More than 3 million Christmas lights have been set up around the Elitch Gardens. → Read More
Class action lawsuit filed by former residents of Summit View Inn who were allegedly forced out
Residents at Summit View Inn allege they were forced out and not afforded protections given to tenants. → Read More
Giving machines help spread holiday cheer with donations in downtown Denver
Starting Monday, giving this holiday season in Denver is now as easy as buying a soda in a machine. → Read More
Dry November doesn't stop ski enthusiasts from holding out hope for a great season
Even with a dry November, Colorado could still get a good late-start to the season, once the snow finally arrives. → Read More
Denver sees record heat over weekend
As of Sunday evening, Denver has surpassed or tied 10 record heat days in 2021. → Read More
Denver organization tries to fight a rising tide of teenage violence as tragedies increase
These two local men are working seven days a week to reach out to teenagers in Denver and Aurora who are struggling with suicide, violence and crime. → Read More
Friends, family mourn death of 18-year-old Angel Ruiz, killed Saturday at Aurora Hyatt House Hotel
Several hundred people attended a vigil in West Denver on Sunday evening to honor the life of Angel Ruiz, who was shot and killed at a hotel party early Saturday morning. → Read More
Housing increasingly out of reach for elderly Coloradans as prices, access decline
New statistics show how difficult living in Denver has become for an aging population. → Read More
Colorado man says Afghan brother will be killed by the Taliban if he is not rescued by Aug. 31
A Colorado man says his brother will likely be killed by the Taliban if he is not rescued by the Aug. 31 deadline. → Read More
Denver Zoo will start vaccinating animals for COVID-19 as early as next week
The Denver Zoo will start vaccinating some of its animals for COVID-19 as early as next week. → Read More
Colorado Springs house deemed 'little slice of hell' by realtor selling for $590,000 cash
The Colorado Springs house has extensive vandalism damage from a previous tenant, soiled carpets and a fridge in the basement filled with year-old meat in a broken refrigerator. Still, the home is expected to sell above asking price with cash-on-hand from the buyers. → Read More
91-year-old woman who moved to Colorado living without furniture amid moving company nightmare
June Amend left Arkansas weeks ago. She hired Alliance Moving and Storage to deliver her belongings. 26 days later, she says she has no idea where her belongings are. → Read More
After a lifetime of bowling, Wheat Ridge Lanes owner putting building up for sale
One of the last old-school bowling lanes in Colorado is up for sale;. The owner says the lanes are untenable as property values rise and more people move to the area. He hopes the lanes will stick around for a few years after they are sold. → Read More
How Choice Market is reshaping grocery shopping in a post-pandemic world
With 'friction-less technology' the local Denver store chain Choice Market is using artificial intelligence to reduce human contact and make grocery shopping more convenient. → Read More