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Police are looking for a person who shot at a vehicle traveling in Green Valley Ranch in Denver, killing one and causing it to crash. The shooting happened in the area of East 38th Avenue and North Odessa Street in Denver, just across the boundary with Aurora, according to a post on X from the…
It’s been six months since John Hunter rode Regional Transportation District light rail trains from his home in Lakewood to work in the Denver Tech Center. On a good day, the trip took 47 minutes — competitive with driving — and he loved listening to music, reading and gazing out the window. But when RTD’s…
Who is Johnny Bechamel? The trio behind Dio Mio’s squid ink pasta and Redeemer Pizza’s smoldering slices may or may not answer that question when they open two new restaurants that bear his name. The first, Little Johnny B’s, will take over for Roberta’s, a Brooklyn-based pizzeria that opened last fall inside the newish, 16-room…
There’s an old axiom in baseball that says hitting is contagious. But with the 2025 Rockies, strikeouts and empty at-bats are infectious. In their 7-1 loss to the Brewers on Tuesday night in front of a crowd of 18,657, the Rockies managed only five hits, struck out 14 times and were 0 for 8 with…
A wallop of wet snow and fog Friday at Denver International Airport has delayed or canceled more than 580 flights. DIA airlines had delayed 576 flights and canceled six as of 1 p.m., according to the flight-tracking website FlightAware. Travelers on Southwest Airlines faced 280 delays. United reported 126 delays, and SkyWest had 74. Frontier…
Colorado’s law that made possession of small amounts of fentanyl a felony had almost no effect on overdose deaths, but may have discouraged people from sticking with treatment for opioid addiction, an initial study of the legislation’s impact found. House Bill 1326, which passed in 2022, lowered the threshold for felony charges to one gram…
When the economic disruption from COVID-19 and the resulting shutdowns began in early 2020, Colorado’s unemployment system was so overwhelmed that it struggled to handle the flood of applications. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment went from processing just under 100,000 initial claims in 2019 to nearly 800,000 claims in 2020 and close to…
An administrator injured in the 2023 shooting inside East High School sued Denver Public Schools this week, alleging Colorado’s largest district failed to provide adequate training on student searches and knew the shooter “had an affinity for guns and ammunition.” The lawsuit was filed ahead of the second anniversary of student Austin Lyle’s shooting of…
More than 8,000 metro Denver customers were without power Tuesday night as high winds, rain and snow swept across the Front Range. Wind gusts between 40 and 50 mph were reported across the metro as of 9 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. Xcel Energy was responding to 33 outages impacting nearly 5,000 people,…
The red-and-white flag of America’s northern neighbor was lifted over the state Capitol on Saturday in recognition of Colorado-Canada Friendship Day. Colorado exported $1.8 billion in trade goods and produce to Canada in 2023, accounting for about 18% of all trade exports, according to a news release from the governor’s office. The state also welcomed…
