Denver police shut down part of the Baker/Speer corridor Friday after a serious-injury crash at S. Lincoln and E. Center.

Denver plans to shrink ShotSpotter coverage by 13% and open bidding for new gunshot-detection tech before its contract expires.

Sabina Palermo is going solo with Wild Tulips, a 1970s-themed lesbian bar near the site where Pearl Divers first began.

The driver backed into a pedestrian on East Donald Avenue before dawn and drove off, leaving only minor rear damage as a clue.

Caliel Rodriguez heard plastic hit the pavement, then caught a toddler falling from a Wadsworth Boulevard window.

Denver wants residents, air-quality and health experts to help decide what happens once its data-center moratorium expires next May.

No injuries as firefighters contain flames after a bear wandered into a kitchen in Mount Crested Butte.

Whitney Bennefield was the sole survivor of a 2016 Aurora motorcycle crash that killed the driver. A decade later, she thanked the medical team who saved her.

An El Paso County lawsuit says Dollar Tree ignored nearly two dozen similar assaults nationwide before this one happened in front of her child and mother.

A vacant Cherry Creek corner could soon host a 38,388-square-foot office building with a 49-space garage tucked underground.

The 250-pound bear went undiscovered for days after entering an unlocked car in central Colorado Springs and destroying the interior trying to escape.

Lt. Col. Nate Walker once scored touchdowns on that same field. His brother, a Green Beret, died in a 2021 training accident.

David Ancell, 41, allegedly dialed 911 nearly 300 times in a day before officers surrounded his Shane Circle home.