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PHOTOS: Sprawling mural completed in Olde Town Arvada before yearly contest
Bobby MaGee Lopez originally didn't believe he won the inaugural Olde Town Shindig mural contest last year. "I've talked to some artists who've won similar contests and everybody is like, 'Seriously?' The level of artistry on display is incredible," MaGee Lopez said. After winning last year's contest, Olde Town Arvada commissioned him to paint a food system-inspired mural with plenty of leafy greens, pollinators and even a 7 foot tall cow on the north side of the Nutrition Therapy Institute. This year's competition will be held on Sept. 6th and 7th.
Englewood officer shot at during Sunday night traffic stop; 2 juveniles arrested
An Englewood officer barely missed being shot multiple times while attempting to conduct a traffic stop at about 11 p.m. on Sunday, and police say two juveniles armed with an AK-47 are to blame.
WATCH: Tornado forms near Denver
(DENVER) — Colorado is fairly well known for its chaotic weather, and Tuesday, Aug. 13 proved to be no different. A landspout tornado was reported near the Denver metro area just before 3 p.m. Although many might not realize it, portions of Colorado are often included in what some might consider “traditional” tornado alley. The […]
UNC Football: Drake Maye leads his first touchdown drive in NFL preseason action
As he did so many times during his time with the UNC football program, Drake Maye is back to leading touchdown scoring drives. The former Tar Heel found the end zone for the first time in his NFL career (in preseason action, of course), as he didn't need his arm to cap off this particular drive.
Broncos highly anticipated rookie getting outperformed by unexpected counterpart
Just months ago, Troy Franklin was touted as the Broncos’ steal of the draft. A standout talent who slipped to the fourth round prompted the Broncos to trade up, select, and pair him with his former college quarterback, Bo Nix. Standing at 6’2” with impressive speed, Franklin was praised...
Eyewitness video of downtown Denver shooting surfaces on social media
A new video which purports to show a Tuesday shooting that injured three people near Union Station in Downtown Denver Tuesday was posted Wednesday by an anonymous X account. In the frantic, 11-second clip, the video appears to show a brawl at 16th and Wynkoop streets involving at least five people. "What is happening?" the person filming the brawl can be heard saying. ...
The Denver Broncos Will Trade Courtland Sutton to the Detroit Lions
As the Denver Broncos navigate what could be a transitional season, the idea of trading veteran wide receiver Courtland Sutton should be much more likely now. With the Broncos potentially embracing a youth movement and the Lions in desperate need of a reliable second wide receiver, this trade could benefit both franchises.
Rabid bat found in Larimer County
BERTHOUD, Colo. — A rabid bat was found at a park in Berthoud on Tuesday, according to a news release from the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment. A passerby noticed a bat was under a tree in Pioneer Park, which is located at the intersection of Indiana Avenue and East Second Street, and notified a town official, according to the release. The bat was later tested, and results received Thursday confirmed it was positive for rabies, the release said.
New Study Finds Why Coloradans Are So Lonely
Colorado is home to many different communities that can offer people a great sense of belonging. In fact, places like Denver have been rated as one of the best cities in the country for being able to find a community to belong to. With that being said though, problems still...
Colorado’s Bear Hotspots: 15 Counties Reporting the Most Activity
Of the 48 continuous states in North America, Colorado is ranked 10th in 2024 by the World Population Review for the number of black bears living within our borders. Each year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases a report that lists bear activity and sightings by county. Keep reading to take...
Striking Success: Professor Brad Bernthal on Clinics, Community, and Career Shifts
Clinical Professor Brad Bernthal, former director of the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic and now Director of Silicon Flatirons at Colorado Law, reflects on his 18 years leading the clinic and discusses his new role. Known for his annual bowling tournament with students, Brad sat down with us to share his experiences, future plans, and the unique ways he's connected with law students over the years.
Colorado First Time Home Buyer: The new NAR rules
(SPONSORED) — Starting the week of Wednesday, Aug. 15 changes are coming to the way we buy homes in Colorado. Randy Bell CEO of Colorado First Time Home Buyer joined Krista Witiak to share more about the new National Association of Realtors (NAR) rules. Home sellers will be not allowed to advertise how much they’re willing to pay […]
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