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A second woman alleges a Salvation Army supervisor sexually assaulted her at a Denver shelter, adding new pressure to a case already facing criminal charges.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Douglas County’s school district is buying a distressed Meridian office building for $6 million, then budgeting $23 million to renovate it.
El Paso County deputies used drone surveillance to arrest a wanted sex offender in Stratmoor Valley. He faces failure-to-register warrants and an added drug possession count.
Sports in ...
Limited half‑price Broncos tickets go on sale Tuesday at 10 a.m. MT. Tickets start at $23 and carry strict limits and mobile‑delivery rules.
A 142‑unit Denver complex traded at roughly a 36% markdown, a sign that new supply and rising vacancy are forcing owners and lenders to reprice assets.
A juvenile was shot Friday in the 9200 block of Hoffman Way in Thornton; police say the wound to his arm was not life‑threatening. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call the tip line.
Food & Drinks in ...
Permit plans show Jersey Mike’s will convert a former Subway at the Safeway-anchored center on East 20th Avenue. No opening date has been announced.
Aurora police released video of a woman accused of a road‑rage assault near East Hampden. Investigators say she was on a scooter; Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Dude, IDK is opening a nearly 4,000 sq. ft. live venue and full‑service Latin‑Caribbean restaurant at York Street Yards in Denver's Clayton neighborhood.
Denver police reissued details in the unsolved 2022 killing of Earnest Cox and are asking the public for tips. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers says tipsters may qualify for rewards.
Tap & Burger has closed its Belleview Station spot in the Denver Tech Center, the chain's second Denver shutdown since last year as owners reshape the footprint.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Columbine Hills residents say repeated outages this summer have left them sweltering, discarding food and demanding clearer answers from Xcel.
Alterra Mountain Co. has been offered a loan to relocate about 400 employees to downtown Denver, a move that could boost weekday foot traffic for a struggling central business district.
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