CSU fraternity brothers accused of drugging and rape in new lawsuit
A Larimer County lawsuit says multiple Phi Delta Theta members at Colorado State University helped drug and transport a woman before a fraternity brother raped her.
by Eric Stone
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Denver to Add Automated Speed Cameras in 2027, Projecting $3.1 Million More From Traffic Tickets
Denver wants more speed cameras and more parking revenue. Here’s what the mayor’s draft budget says about automated photo radar, tickets, meters and the 2027 rollout.
by Jenny Anderson
Evans and Rutinel trade 'liar' and 'radical' insults at CO-08 debate in Berthoud
Congressional candidates Evans and Rutinel clashed at a debate in Berthoud, calling each other a liar and a radical in Colorado's 8th Congressional District race.
by Sarah Ridgemont
Garrett Companies pays $16.78M for former RK Industries site in Denver's Central Park
Garrett Companies paid $16.78 million for the former RK Industries site in Denver's Central Park neighborhood, according to property records.
by David Portine
Denver man says driver chased Waymo to Broadway and pelted car with eggs near 11th Avenue
A Denver man says a driver chased a Waymo robotaxi to Broadway and threw eggs at it near 11th Avenue. The rider said the vehicle was targeted because it was driverless.
by Eric Stone
Two Mesa County deputies not charged in death of Grand Junction man who was knelt on during stop
A district attorney announced Thursday that two Mesa County Sheriff's deputies will not be charged in the death of a 57-year-old Grand Junction man who was knelt on while lying on the ground during a stop in Clifton.
by Jenny Anderson
Federal judge bars Free Land Holder Committee from fencing off 1,400 acres of San Juan National Forest near Mancos
U.S. District Judge Daniel D. Domenico permanently barred the Free Land Holder Committee from fencing about 1,400 acres of public land near Mancos, rejecting its claim to ownership under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
by Sarah Ridgemont
Denver anchor Chris Parente leaves Channel 2's 'Daybreak' Oct. 12 to focus on bladder cancer treatment
Denver morning anchor Chris Parente will wrap his final 'Daybreak' show on Oct. 12, one year after first discovering symptoms of bladder cancer.
by David Portine
Denver Zoo's one-horned rhino Rupert dies at 12 after gastrointestinal complications
Rupert, a greater one-horned rhinoceros, died at age 12 after gastrointestinal complications. He arrived at the Denver Zoo in May.
by Eric Stone
Justice Department sues Denver to block mask ban covering ICE agents
The Justice Department filed a federal lawsuit Thursday to block Denver’s ordinance banning law enforcement officers, including ICE agents, from wearing face masks during arrests and detentions.
by Sarah Ridgemont
Castle Rock hires former Colorado Springs attorney to investigate quid pro quo claims against Mayor Mark Davis
Castle Rock has hired a former Colorado Springs attorney to investigate quid pro quo allegations against Mayor Mark Davis. The probe will examine claims Davis used his position for personal benefit and follows a city council request earlier this year.
by David Portine
Stolen Denver truck ends police chase in Aurora church garden
A stolen Denver truck crashed into a church garden at East Colfax Avenue and North Dayton Street in Aurora after a short police pursuit, Aurora police said.
by Eric Stone