Denver|News|
Some Coloradans May Qualify For Property Tax, Rent, Heat Rebate
The rebate amount is based on the applicant's income and expenses.
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Arvada, CO|News|
Arvada Branch Is The Latest Colorado Library To Close After Meth Residue Found Inside
Similar closures occurred in Boulder, Englewood and Littleton.
Denver|News|
Volunteers Hit The Streets In Denver Metro Area To Count Those Experiencing Homelessness
The annual count is comprised of sheltered and unhoused people across seven counties.
Denver|News|
Joshua Bell, Symphony About JFK To Be Featured In Colorado Music Festival's 2023 Season
Performances begin June 29 at the Chautauqua Auditorium.
Denver|News|
Denver Family Pleads With Thieves To Return Stolen U-Haul With Members' Remains Inside
"It was my husband's ashes, all of the love letters that my husband wrote me, all of the pictures he ever drew for my kids."
Denver|News|
Frostbite Symptoms To Watch For During Frigid Temperatures Along Front Range
The window for treatment of frostbite is about 24 hours.
Denver|News|
Bucky Statue Removed From Empower Field At Mile High During Renovations
The stadium is undergoing a $100 million renovation.
Denver|News|
Denver Weather: More Snow Possible Through Monday Evening As Extreme Cold Continues
The official low temperature Monday morning was -10 degrees, tying the record for January 30 set in 1985.
Boulder, CO|News|
Boulder Grocery Store Shooting Suspect Set For Hearing
Court proceedings against Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 23, were paused for more than a judge found him too mentally incompetent to continue.
Colorado Springs, CO|News|
Fire Crews In Colorado Springs Rush To Put Out Brush Fire Early Friday Morning
The fire was reported around 6 a.m. and sent heavy smoke into the sky, forcing the closure of roads in the area.
Denver|News|
Anti-Semitic Incidents On The Rise In Colorado In Recent Years
"What we're seeing is there's just been a normalization of hate that's been taking place in general, against all different types of people."
Denver|News|
Egg Prices Skyrocket 60% As Colorado Grocers Struggle To Keep Shelves Stocked
The shortage comes from a recent avian flu outbreak leading to an 85 percent loss of egg-laying hens statewide.
Denver|News|
Winter Fatigue Impacting Coloradans More This Season Than Previous Years
Health experts say it might be time to take a mental health break.
Golden, CO|News|
Golden Delays Decision Over Moving Summertime Events After Public Criticism
The council was mulling over a memorandum produced by the city that called for changes to well-known summer events.
Denver|News|
CDOT Trains Officers To Recognize Drug Impairment
Sixteen law enforcement officers from communities across the state participated in the Drug Recognition Expert academy.
Denver|News|
Colorado Lawmakers Host Roundtable Discussion On Immigration Reform
"We are all trying to figure out what the path forward is," Rep. Jason Crow said.
Lakewood, CO|News|
Colorado Hardware Store Owner Disturbed By Rise In Recent 'Blatant' Shoplifting Crimes
"It's a daily occurrence," said Todd Erwin, owner of Green Mountain Ace Hardware in Lakewood.
Denver|News|
Denver City Council Approves Park Hill Golf Course Redevelopment
The council voted 10-3 on the plan late Monday.
Denver|News|
How Denver's Raise In Minimum Wage Could Affect Local Businesses And Employees
The city's minimum wage workers were greeted with a pay bump to start the new year.
Denver|News|
Bike Lanes And Sidewalks A Struggle To Find For Most Following Latest Snowstorm
Some lanes have become dumping grounds for snow.
