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Denver's weather today includes scattered clouds and a chance of evening thunderstorms with temperatures reaching 79°F, while city leaders address ethics concerns at Cherry Creek Schools and Vice President JD Vance's canceled event. Englewood residents also voiced their concerns about preserving neighborhood character amid Denver's growth, and a 19-year-old entrepreneur launched a nostalgic countr...

Denver's new drivers co-op is tackling traffic and promoting sustainable transport by connecting neighbors for rides. A retro country bar in downtown Denver and a Vegas ice rink linked to Colorado are adding local flavor and entertainment.

Denver's 2-minute Local Wire update covers a three-alarm apartment fire in Aurora with two injuries, rising wildfire risks threatening Colorado's water supplies, and a John Denver tribute concert raising funds for local charities. The episode also highlights a new free shuttle service connecting Denver to Red Rocks and other western destinations.

Denver: A three-alarm fire in Aurora injured two people and caused significant damage, while Colorado faces potential wildfire risks despite recent rain. A 19-year-old Denver entrepreneur is launching a nostalgic country bar, and a fan's purple home run coat went viral at a Rockies game.

Denver: A multi-vehicle crash north of Denver International Airport leaves one dead and several injured, while Colorado lawmakers face stalled efforts to regulate the data center industry. The National Weather Service warns of possible afternoon thunderstorms amid a warm Memorial Day forecast.

Denver law enforcement are investigating a murder-suicide in Thornton involving a family of four found dead in their home, while the city implements new drought regulations impacting water use and outdoor activities. A missing service dog from a Highlands daycare has prompted a community search as residents prepare for Memorial Day weather with warm temperatures and possible isolated storms.

Denver police are investigating a fatal shooting at Montbello Recreation Center involving a teen identified as the victim, while a major hospital system announces clinic closures affecting thousands in the metro area. State Rep. Tina Peters accuses Democrats of hiding election issues, and a new rental community launches in Belleview Station to address Denver’s housing crisis.

Denver police are investigating a fatal shooting at a local recreation center after a minor was killed, with the facility closed for further inquiry. Denver and Boulder prosecutors criticized the congressional immigration probe as political theater, urging lawmakers to focus on real solutions amid rising tensions over immigration policy.

Denver's latest episode covers the city's new $140,000 childcare grant program, federal investigations into Denver and Boulder's ICE cooperation, and the ongoing lease dispute between Denver and The Denver Post.

Denver's episode covers a fatal I-25 crash, a city council apology for a data center project, and a Navajo Nation voter registration event. The segment also touches on Cherry Creek neighborhood improvements and weather updates.

Denver's episode covers pet theft with a stolen labrador retriever and calls for community vigilance, a city council decision on a data center moratorium, and a new exhibit highlighting Denver's Palestinian community. The segment also notes the passing of local figure Howard Feingold.

Denver: A wildfire in Oklahoma is threatening the Town of Campo, prompting evacuations as the blaze moves into Colorado, while a spring storm brings rain, snow, and hail to the Denver metro area. The city also launched an e-bike voucher program to promote eco-friendly commuting and prepare for potential power outages.

Denver's episode covers severe weather warnings for Sunday and Monday, including thunderstorms and mixed rain-snow, plus Denver City Council's upcoming vote on a data center moratorium. It also highlights the passing of longtime Denver County Judge Andre Rudolph and a heartfelt story from a local ice cream shop owner on small-business resilience.

Denver residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms with heavy rain and possible snow in mountain areas as the National Weather Service issues warnings. Colorado lawmakers are advancing a policy to prioritize local news in state advertising, while Governor Jared Polis commutes Tina Peters' prison sentence, sparking debate over sentencing reform.

Denver's 2-minute Local Wire update covers the Colorado Republican Gubernatorial Primary Debate featuring key policies on education, healthcare, and climate, plus Rockies pitcher Michael Lorenzen's 2026 season struggles and Purple Row's analysis. The episode also highlights Denver’s Epic Day of Service recycling event and the Broncos’ 2026 schedule with AFC West showdowns.

Denver's episode covers a lifted shelter-in-place order in Douglas County, updates on the Colorado Boulevard bus rapid transit project, and the announcement of the 2026 “Dancing with the Denver Stars” event. It also highlights the NHL’s Game Four between the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild at Ball Arena.

Denver’s Little Saigon community faces displacement risks due to rising housing costs and gentrification, as a nonprofit report urges local action. A man died by suicide after being struck by a Frontier Airlines jet at Denver International Airport, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.

Denver's Local Wire update covers a fatal crash at Denver International Airport under NTSB investigation, a motorcycle-bus collision in downtown, and industrial flaring at Suncor Energy due to a power outage. The episode also honors local resident Arthur W. Powers with a tribute in The Denver Gazette.

Denver: A Frontier Airlines plane struck a person at Denver International Airport, sparking an investigation into airport safety and allegations of known security vulnerabilities. In Five Points, a new community center offers shared rent and free classes, while locals mourn the closure of Rocky Mountain Greyhound Park.

Denver: A pedestrian was killed when a Frontier Airlines plane struck them on the runway at Denver International Airport, raising concerns about airport safety after a similar incident earlier this year. The city also issued a heat advisory for next week with temperatures expected to reach 90°F, urging residents to take precautions during the anticipated heatwave.

Denver's latest Local Wire update covers a pedestrian struck by an aircraft at Denver International Airport, ongoing political debates on housing and transit, and a Colorado artist's fiber art tribute to Black history. The episode also highlights student-led community projects from CU Denver and a detailed weather forecast for the region.

Denver's episode covers a nationwide cyberattack disrupting Canvas, impacting Colorado students and educators, and a heated Democratic gubernatorial debate focusing on education, infrastructure, and climate policy. It also highlights Fan Expo Denver featuring Martin Macchio, Demi Moore, and *The Boys*, along with outdoor events and weather updates.

Denver's recent snowstorm brought up to 12 inches of snow in higher elevations, with temperatures dropping into the teens, prompting officials to urge caution and emergency preparedness. Local businesses are also grappling with the impact of recent trade tariffs, as the Denver Chamber of Commerce prepares to host a forum on potential relief measures.

Denver faces a major snowstorm with over a foot of snow in the mountains and travel disruptions as schools and agencies close for the weather. State lawmakers drop plans to legalize smaller single-family lots, sparking debate over housing and urban planning in the face of extreme weather.

Denver's city council faces a legal battle over its assault weapons ban as federal authorities push for its repeal, while a major spring snowstorm threatens travel in the region. Denver and Colorado officials also defy a Trump DOJ order to repeal state gun laws, and travelers at Colorado Springs Airport deal with a shortage of budget flights.