Denver officials urge graduating police cadets to strengthen community ties
On Friday morning, 32 police recruits and a Denver Fire Department arson investigator were sworn in at the Denver Police Academy, officially ending their education.
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National Western Stock Show has cows and horses, but also trick riding and shooting, llamas running obstacle courses and a wool fashion show
The National Western Stock Show is more than a celebration of all things equine and bovine. This year, the two-week-long livestock sports, trade and animal showcase features a dazzling array...
Rodeo clown Justin “Rumpshaker” Rumford returns to the National Western Stock Show
To some, hiding inside an aluminum barrel while a 1,600 pound bull slams into it is a nightmare. To Justin "Rumpshaker" Rumford, 鈥渋t抖阴ap pretty fun,鈥� and 鈥渘ot as bad as...
Denver digs out from first big snow of 2017 as social service agencies prepare for bitter cold ahead
On days when it's cold and the snow is piling up, Ron Springer worries about the people living on the streets around his shop at the edge of Denver's Curtis...
Seniors face growing health risk from social isolation
Social isolation can be as harmful for senior citizens as smoking 15 cigarettes per day and can lead to higher rates of chronic disease, depression, dementia and death.
Sidney Shafner, Denver man who helped liberate Dachau, dies at 95
The final time Sidney Shafner saw the teenager he helped free from the Dachau concentration camp, they were both in their 90s. 鈥淔or me, you look wonderful,鈥� Marcel Levysaid as...
Brown Palace Santa knows whether you’ve been naughty or nice because he used to be an undercover FBI agent
The FBI gave Vincent Wincelowicz three different assignments during his time undercover: white-collar crime, the mafia and 鈥� during Rudy Giuliani's term as the top prosecutor in New York 鈥�...
Coloradans taking trains, automobiles and buses to avoid holiday air travel
Many Coloradans are looking to avoid the hassle of the airport and are turning to buses, trains and automobiles for holiday travel.
How to to keep your home safe from burglars during the holiday season
Police and home-security experts say they see a spike in residential break-ins and thefts during the holiday season.
Salty brine will hit metro highways Friday afternoon before the snow and freezing temps arrive
In an effort to prevent unsafe driving conditions before they emerge, CDOT will begin spraying an anti-icing solution on major thoroughfares around metro Denver hours Friday afternoon before the flakes...