Denver police officers honored by mayor and their peers
Twelve Denver police officers were honored Wednesday by Mayor Michael Hancock and Citizens Appreciate Police for going above and beyond to help residents in need.
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American Legion Post 1 postpones its Pearl Harbor ceremony in Denver
Wednesday's ceremony to honor two of Denver's remaining Pearl Harbor survivors has been postponed.
Pearl Harbor brought survivors’ families together
Seventy-five years ago, when the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor began, Ed Frause ran shoeless across the glass-strewn deck of the USS Tennessee to join the fray.
Two of Denver’s remaining living Pearl Harbor veterans to be honored at American Legion Post
For the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jim Doyle and Luz Valerio, 98, a former Army gunner, will be honored during a ceremony at Denver's American...
Denver judge fines Zen Magnets $5.5 million for selling recalled products
Zen Magnets has to pay $10,000 for selling tiny spherical magnets that had been ordered recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, according to a court filing submitted on Wednesday. U.S....
Highlands Ranch neighborhood shocked by deaths of mother and her sons
Residents of the quiet Highlands Ranch cul de sac that Jennifer Laber and her two sons called home were in shock and disbelief on Wednesday.
Bodies of missing Highlands Ranch mother and her two young boys found in minivan in Lone Tree
Lone Tree police found the bodies of a woman and her two young boys Wednesday morning inside a minivan parked in the loading dock area of an abandoned Sports Authority...
Denver-based Zen Magnets cleared to resume sales — for now
Zen Magnets can resume selling sets of BB-sized magnets intended to be used for molding together in sculptures or artistic designs.
Sand Creek Massacre healing walk ends on Capitol steps
A聽nearly 200-mile walk led by American Indian tribes ended on the steps of the state Capitol with songs, chants and somber speeches.
Bob Martinez, former state senator from Commerce City, dies at 73
Robert "Bob" Martinez, a low-key state legislator who served for 20 years and was an advocate for Hispanics, died Nov. 21. He was 73.