Denver Police say two victims were rushed to the hospital after gunfire hit the 800 block of 22nd Street. No suspect information has been released yet.

Dr. Scott Hirsbrunner also ran laser treatments at a medspa next door — outside his dental license, state regulators say.

Staycon pulled Grape Gorilla and Maui Wowie vapes after a Denver lab found methylene chloride — while state regulators stayed silent.

Racers must eat at nine of ten Taco Bells along a 31-mile Denver route — and vomiting means instant disqualification.

Innis Lee Collins pleaded guilty after Namantha Noller Rice's body was found in his building's stairwell.

Mutiny Comics and Coffee opens at 9 a.m. Wednesday with giveaways, action figures and black-light Marvel posters from the 1970s.

Jacob Golden, 30, pleaded guilty as seven other felony counts tied to the Weld County Jail case were dropped.

A $600,000 Littleton home would pay about $13 more a month if the measure passes, canceling a planned furlough day.

A federal judge gave United Sovereign Americans until October 8 to try again after gutting its voter-roll fraud claims.

Denver spends $42.9 million collecting trash but only takes in $33 million, and two councilmembers now want the whole job outsourced.

Denver's Referred Question 2J would strip citizenship rules for civil service commissioners and rewrite disciplinary timelines for police and fire staff.

Initiated Ordinance 311 could pull foie gras off Denver menus by mid-2027, with fines up to $5,000 for violators.

The rebuilt Starwood compound now packs a cold plunge, sauna and 800-bottle wine room onto land Denver once called home.