Did Andrew Huff Know the Shooter Outside His Home Was an Aurora Cop?
An Aurora police officer shot a man holding a shotgun through his living room window on October 10.
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Health Officials Investigating Colorado’s Possible First Vaping-Related Death
State health officials are investigating what might be the first vaping-related death in Colorado.
Nonprofit Wants to Open Child Migrant Shelter in Westminster
Devereux, a Pennsylvania-based behavioral health non-profit, is seeking to open an unaccompanied migrant childrens’ shelter.
How Boozy Will Denver Become With Its Common Consumption Area Proposal?
The city is considering a proposal to create licensing for common liquor consumption areas.
Fatal Police Shooting Came After Video Game-Like Car Chase
The man who was killed by Denver police on October 21 first stole a police car and then led officers on a short case.
Who Will Lead Aurora, Colorado’s Most Interesting City?
A look at where the Aurora mayoral candidates stand on the major issues.
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Denver Paying Nearly $1 Million for Firefighter’s Gender Discrimination Suit
The city will pay $975,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit brought by a former firefighter.
Denver Police Arrest Two Minors for Mushroom Possession
On October 11, the Denver Police Department arrested two minors after suspecting them of possessing psychedelic mushrooms.
Lisa Calderón Appealing Dismissal of Her Lawsuit Against Hancock
Lisa Calderón is appealing the dismissal of her lawsuit against the Hancock administration.
DEA Tracks Down Alleged Denver Mushroom Dealer Using News Articles
DEA agents used news articles, social media and a cannabis employee database to track down an alleged Denver mushroom dealer.
Citywide Broadband Initiative Could Be on Denver Ballot in 2020
Such a vote wouldn’t actually create a municipal broadband component, but would give Denver the chance to pursue one.
Aurora Police Paid Over $187,000 in Overtime Fees for Protest at GEO Facility
The Aurora Police Department paid a total of $187,818 in overtime fees to the 363 off-duty officers sent to the dueling protests at the GEO detention facility.
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National GOP Group Backs Voter Citizenship Question for Colorado Ballot
A ballot initiative that could be on the 2020 ballot would ask Colorado voters to change the constitution regarding citizenship and voting.
Aurora Mayoral Candidate Submitted Signatures of 14 People Named Jane Doe
Tiffany Grays, who is running for mayor in Aurora, appears to have a sizeable contingent of supporters all named Jane Doe.
Tiny Home Villages Finally Find a Home in Denver’s Zoning Code
After years of efforts by advocates and some lawmakers, tiny home villages finally have a home in the Denver zoning code.
Drum, Whistle, Laser Led to Arrests at Protest at GEO Warden’s Home
Three people were arrested at the September 19 protest outside of the GEO warden’s home because of a whistle, drum and laser.
Denver City Council Raises Tobacco Purchasing Age, Requires Licensing for Stores
Denver City Council voted unanimously to raise the tobacco purchasing age to 21 and require that stores be licensed.
Candi CdeBaca Proposing Charter Change to Elect Denver Sheriff
Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca is proposing a charter change to switch the sheriff’s position from an appointed to an elected one.
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Medicine Man Dispensaries Halt Sales of Some Vape Products
The dispensary chain has pulled products containing propylene glycol or vitamin E acetate.
Vapers Says Users Will Return to Cigarettes If Flavors Are Banned
Denver’s vaping businesses owners are worried that a flavor ban would lead users to switch back to cigarettes.
First Prop DD Ads Focus on Water, but Financed by Gaming Industry
The casinos’ take on sporting bets will be taxed at 10 percent.
Ben Westhoff on the Origins of Deadly Party Drugs in Fentanyl, Inc.
When music journalist Ben Westhoff tried to explain an uptick in deaths at raves, he found himself on a global journey researching fentanyl.