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14er enthusiasts may face limited access as private owners fight liability
Plan on climbing Mount Democrat or Mount Lincoln? Check out AllTrails, because you might be out of luck if their owner makes them private. → Read More
9NEWS to host second debate in the Denver mayoral race
Eleven of the 17 candidates on the ballot have been invited to debate on Tuesday, March 14th. → Read More
'Just politics' | Hansen dismisses calls to take down political ad
After fellow Denver mayoral candidates called out the ad for being racially insensitive and offensive on Thursday, Chris Hansen doubled down defending it. → Read More
The state and the IRS are at odds over taxing your TABOR refund
Colorado has previously said that Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) refunds are not taxable, but the IRS isn't so sure. They say guidance is coming within the week. → Read More
Denver mayoral candidate racks up seven false claims in one interview
Andy Rougeot is having no trouble raising mayoral run money. He loaned himself $500,000. But the only Republican in the race is having trouble with the truth. → Read More
'People are outraged' | Christian Glass' parents call for Colorado police departments to condemn his murder
As the defense for two former Clear Creek deputies asked the court to dismiss charges, Glass' parents called for Colorado police departments to condemn his death. → Read More
Wellington Webb endorses Leslie Herod for Denver mayor
The former mayor sat down with Kyle Clark on Wednesday to announce his endorsement, saying the city needs a new generation of leadership with fresh ideas. → Read More
Colorado abortion providers see double the patients after Dobbs decision
The Cobalt Abortion Fund, a donor-funded organization helping people access abortion services, say spending has more than doubled since 2021. → Read More
National Western Stock Show competitors fought to keep animals out of the cold
Wednesday's snowstorm left many competitors with nowhere to go, frantically calling ranches anywhere that would house their animals after the Stock Show said no. → Read More
Denverites take clearing RTD bus stops into their own hands
Figuring out whose job it is to shovel is confusing. But, whether it's up to the city or the citizens, a lot of RTD bus stops are snowed in and inaccessible. → Read More
Denver city council to vote on jaywalking proposal
Advocacy groups argue that decriminalizing jaywalking is the first step to stop tickets targeting minority groups. The next step? Fixing infrastructure. → Read More
'Word of Thanks' nonprofits highlighted by Next with Kyle Clark in 2022
Next's Word of Thanks micro-giving campaign began in June 2020. These are the groups we highlighted in 2023. → Read More
Christian Glass's parents seek more indictments in death of their son
Six other officers were on scene when a Clear Creek deputy killed Christian Glass last June. His parents, Simon and Sally Glass, want them investigated, too. → Read More
Who was Christian Glass?
Simon and Sally Glass sat down with us to remember their son, Christian, days after what would have been his 23rd birthday. He was shot and killed by police in June. → Read More
Report details "mistakes" and "outright failures" led to police killing Christian Glass
An internal affairs investigation says the former Clear Creek deputy who shot Christian Glass last summer did not follow department policies or procedures. → Read More
Denver police investigating Monday night homicide
Police say the shooting happened around East Andrews and North Dillon Streets and are looking for more information. → Read More
Snowboarder killed in avalanche on Berthoud Pass
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center is warning backcountry goers to stay safe as the state enters a period of dangerous conditions. → Read More
Denver opens physical location for donations to support incoming migrants
The city is limiting physical donations to Mondays and Thursdays, but they have a working list of items needed to help keep people comfortable. → Read More
Experience sees Denver resident advocate for accessibility as a mayoral policy
Laurie-Ann Mills is a community leader with an anti-hunger nonprofit. She's a disabled Denver resident who lives on a fixed income, and she's not running for mayor. → Read More
2021 court documents reveal writing on the wall for Club Q shooter
After a prior arrest involving stockpiling firearms and kidnapping, a judge warned the Club Q suspect could be dangerous in the future. Then, the case was dismissed. → Read More