Man found guilty of a burglary turned murder in Denver
Demond Hamilton was convicted on Wednesday for his role in a home invasion that killed a 28-year-old Denver man last May in the Southmoor neighborhood.
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Denver Post owners to lay off more than a hundred employees in Colorado Springs
Digital First Media plans to eliminate 107 jobs at a Colorado Springs call center.
Chilly Halloween expected for Denver
Denver is slated to have a chilly Halloween evening tonight. Slight chances of snow start things off in the morning, with the sun warming the city up to a high...
Emotional vigil for Pittsburgh shooting victims held in Denver synagogue
The vigil was led by Rabbi Joseph R. Black and several interfaith leaders. Approximately 3,000 people attended the vigil, said Scott Levin, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League. Many had...
Colorado “I Have a Dream Foundation” makes dreams come true through holistic education
The Colorado "I Have a Dream" Foundation聽 works with underprivileged聽children from kindergarten through college graduation to reach their potential whether that is earning a college degree or finding a challenging...
Food Bank of the Rockies helps get food to hungry stomachs across the West
When bellies go empty, the Food Bank of the Rockies is there to help by providing 134,000 meals a day to people across 30 counties in Colorado and in the...
Clear, sunny days in Denver’s forecast through weekend
A slight chance of showers this morning clouds a otherwise clear forecast for the week ahead. The 30 percent chance of showers is most likely to roll through early this...
Here’s what we found in background checks of Colorado statehouse candidates
This election season, the Denver Post conducted criminal background checks on all candidates running for office. The vast majority of candidates do not have a criminal record, but our check...
Man breaks into Denver woman’s apartment, takes shower and masturbates on couch, police say
A Denver woman awoke to find a stranger in her apartment early Sunday morning, who proceeded to shower and masturbate on her couch, according to a Denver Police Department affidavit.
Grand Junction man facing sexual abuse charges was mistakenly released from jail after error in bond process
Aaron "Jason" Dotson, a man once-found guilty of sexual assault of a minor, was released last year from jail following a mistake in the bond process for his re-trial.