After a wildfire broke out at an unattended campsite just east of a popular Breckenridge neighborhood, local firefighters are praising a new tool for their quick reaction to get the flames put out before they became too much to handle.
The future is here: AI-powered cameras dispatched firefighters to wildfire Read More »
A new study from the Colorado Polling Institute shows new insight into how Denver voters feel about the city and its leadership.
Look on Google Maps and you’ll able to see a squiggly line on Colorado’s plains just East of Denver International. Airport. It’s the beginning of a members-only race track.
Members-only auto race track on course for rural Adams County Read More »
Aurora councilmembers on Monday decided to ask voters in November whether to repeal the city’s pit bull ownership ban after a court deemed the council’s vote to do so in 2021 to be invalid.
Voters in Aurora will be asked to decide whether to repeal pit bull ban Read More »
Aurora councilmembers on Monday removed from the agenda a resolution that would have expressed the City Council’s “apology and condolences” to the family of a man killed by the police trying to arrest him for attempted homicide.
Health department officials in Pueblo County said they are investigating a rare human plague case.
Health officials in Pueblo County confirm a rare case of human plague Read More »
The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance announced on Monday that one of its bald eagles died due to several ongoing medical conditions last week.
Bald eagle at Denver Zoo dies from medical complications Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston unveiled a proposal Monday to raise $100 million a year for affordable housing projects by raising the sales tax in Denver by 0.5%.
Denver mayor wants a tax increase. Proposes lifting sales tax to 9.31%. Read More »
Platte River Power Authority will officially break ground on its Black Hollow Solar project, which will provide enough electricity to power more than 36,000 homes a year.
Platte River to break ground on largest solar project in Northern Colorado Read More »
Thousands of city workers in Denver could move a step closer to unionizing as Denver City Council takes a critical vote on the matter Monday night. If approved, voters would have the final say on the November ballot.
