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A two–truck collision on E. 120th Avenue north of Denver International Airport killed two people and sent four to the hospital, closing the road and snarling travel.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny morning, mid‑80s; scattered showers and thunderstorms possible after about 3 p.m. Expect gusty outflow winds with any stronger cell.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
As Douglas County nears 400,000 residents, water districts are pairing conservation with big pipelines, treatment upgrades and storage to reduce reliance on nonrenewable groundwater.
Parks & Nature in ...
A climber fell about 1,000 feet on Maroon Peak's Bell Cord Couloir and was rescued after a technical operation; volunteers stabilized the person and escorted them to the trailhead.
A mountain lion walked through a Centennial backyard on home surveillance. CPW says officers tranquilized and relocated the cat and urges residents to keep pets on leash.
Photos posted by Denver Police show a drone‑assisted SWAT entry on S. Decatur Street that led to arrests and seizures of suspected drugs and a shotgun.
Cumbres & Toltec postponed its Memorial Day opening to June 9 citing drought and elevated wildfire danger. Riders are being offered refunds or rebooking.
Denver police say scammers posing as bank staff convinced a resident to withdraw $9,500 and hand over login credentials; officials urge reporting and caution.
A hiker suffered a medical emergency on the Manitou Incline Saturday and later died, officials said.
Parking will be banned and streets closed Monday for Commerce City's 60th Annual Memorial Day Parade; police warn vehicles left on the route may be towed.
A Colorado appeals court has ordered a retrial in the 2023 death of 10‑month‑old Edward Hayes, reversing a judge who dismissed the case after a DA's on‑air remarks.
Community & Society in ...
Denver Rescue Mission will close Harvest Farm in Wellington, ending a decades‑old residential recovery program and saying it will open a new northern‑Colorado shelter.
Federal prosecutors say a Cypress, Texas accountant was indicted after allegedly diverting more than $3 million from Lafayette and Denver employers. Authorities say the money financed luxury purchases and vehicles.
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