Denver
Coverage of Denver in the Nexus archive.
- United pilot who once had a Make-a-Wish of his own helps grant one for sick children
United Airlines pilot Kai Rackley, who received a Make-a-Wish as a child after surviving cancer, led a Make-a-Wish experience for four sick children and their families at the United Airlines Training Center in Denver. The event included simulations and aviation history lessons, offering families a break from hospital routines and inspiring hope through Rackley's journey.
- Denver weather: More rain and storm chances
Denver's weather forecast includes more thunderstorms this week, followed by near-record heat this weekend.
- Electricity is out at a Denver hotel homeless shelter
Electricity has been out since Monday at The Aspen homeless shelter in Denver, with residents offered relocation to a less comfortable overflow shelter, while repairs to deteriorated power lines are underway, expected to restore power by Tuesday afternoon.
- Denver weather: Staying hot with spotty storms
Denver's weather remains hot with temperatures in the 90s due to sunny skies, and spotty storms may develop in the afternoon.
- Denver weather: Staying hot with storm chances
Denver's weather is expected to stay hot and smoky, with scattered showers and storms developing midweek. The forecast highlights spotty precipitation despite the high temperatures.
- Denver ranked most polluted global major city in U.S. as wildfire smoke, ozone cloud Front Range
Denver was ranked the most polluted major city in the U.S. due to wildfire smoke and elevated ozone levels. An ozone action day alert is in effect for Colorado's Front Range Urban Corridor, with health officials warning against outdoor activity. Seven major wildfires are burning in Colorado, contributing to the pollution.
- Denver weather: Sunny skies and hot to start the week
Denver is experiencing sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid-90s, with some wildfire smoke affecting the area. The weather is expected to remain hot as the week begins.
- Denver weather: Hot week ahead with a few downpours midweek
Denver is expected to have a prolonged period of near-to-above 90-degree temperatures through the week, with some downpours anticipated midweek.
- Arrest made after deadly Fourth of July triple stabbing in Denver
An arrest was made after a Fourth of July triple stabbing in west Denver that resulted in one death and two injuries. Bobby Tafoya, 40, was charged with first-degree murder after deliberation and criminal attempted murder following the attack in the 1300 block of Lowell Boulevard. The suspect and victims are known to each other, though the motive remains unclear.
- One pronounced dead after multiple people stabbed in Denver
A stabbing incident in Denver on Saturday left one woman dead and multiple others hospitalized. The attack occurred around 3 p.m.
- Denver weather: Air quality alert Sunday, highs in the lower 90s
Denver is under an air quality alert on Sunday with high temperatures in the lower 90s. The weather forecast for the next few days includes typical July conditions, with increased chances of showers and storms this week.
- Workers claim unsafe conditions at a restaurant owned by the South Park creators. They have Brooke Shields on their side
Workers at Casa Bonita, a Denver restaurant owned by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, claim unsafe working conditions and have unionized under Actor’s Equity. Brooke Shields, supporting the performers, visited the restaurant under a fake name to deliver demands for better wages and safety protections. The union alleges issues including hypothermia, chlorine toxicity, and sexual harassment.
- Hot weather for the next few days with more smoke, pm storms
Denver and surrounding areas will experience hot weather with highs in the 90s, smoke, and scattered thunderstorms through the week. Storm activity increases midweek, with potential for severe storms and dry thunderstorms in mountain regions. A significant heat wave is expected next weekend, with temperatures approaching record highs.
- One pronounced dead after multiple people stabbed in Denver
A stabbing incident occurred in Denver around 3 p.m., resulting in one woman's death and multiple others being hospitalized. The event took place on Saturday.
- Denver weather: Tracking rain, hot temperatures next week
Denver's weather forecast for next week includes typical July conditions with increased chances of showers and storms, along with the hottest temperatures of the year.
- Denver non-profit helps veterans heal through adventure, exploration
A Denver non-profit supports veterans' healing through adventure and exploration, as seen in a Fourth of July skydiving event joined by FOX31's Jared Dean.
- Fourth of July brings heat, smoke and PM storms
The Fourth of July in Colorado brings heat, wildfire smoke, and severe weather risks, including hail and wind gusts. Storms are expected to develop afternoon, affecting events like fireworks and outdoor activities, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s to lower 90s. A heat dome is forecasted to bring further warming by late next week.
- 'She's strong': Woman who was hit by suspected drunk driver still recovering in hospital with severe injuries
A 21-year-old woman was severely injured when a suspected drunk driver ran a red light and hit three women in a Denver crosswalk. The driver, Cesario Serrato, was arrested and charged with vehicular assault, while the victim, Izabella Gomez, is recovering from multiple injuries including third-degree burns.
- How did Denver vote? Let’s go to the maps!
Melat Kiros defeated Rep. Diana DeGette in Denver's 1st Congressional District primary with 53.2% of the vote, winning precincts across city center, west, and north Denver. Voter turnout in Denver's 2026 primary reached 40% of active voters, higher than 2024 and 2022 but similar to 2018. Phil Weiser won Denver's gubernatorial primary with 66% of the vote, while state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer led Republican primary support in Denver with 51%.
- This is where Aldi Grocery wants to put its first Denver locations
Aldi Grocery, a German grocery store chain, is planning its first two Denver locations, marking a significant step toward its entry into Colorado. The company has submitted plans for these stores, bringing the development closer to reality.
- Wildfire southwest of Denver forces thousands to evacuate and destroys more than 160 structures
A wildfire burning southwest of Denver forced thousands to evacuate and destroyed more than 160 structures. Erratic winds pushed the blaze across two Colorado counties.
- This is where Aldi Grocery wants to put its first Denver locations
Aldi Grocery, a German grocery store chain, is advancing its entry into Colorado by submitting plans for its first two Denver locations. The company's expansion marks a significant step toward opening its first stores in the city.
- What we know: LeBron James considering a slew of options in free agency
LeBron James will not play for the Los Angeles Lakers next season and is considering multiple teams including Philadelphia, Cleveland, Miami, Minnesota, Denver, Golden State, San Antonio, Dallas, Boston, and New York. His agent, Rich Paul, indicated James is evaluating options based on factors like golf facilities and team competitiveness.
- Wildfire southwest of Denver forces thousands to evacuate and destroys more than 160 structures
A wildfire burning southwest of Denver has forced thousands to evacuate and destroyed more than 160 structures as erratic winds pushed the blaze across two Colorado counties.
- Wildfire southwest of Denver forces thousands to evacuate and destroys more than 160 structures
A wildfire southwest of Denver has forced thousands to evacuate and destroyed over 160 structures, expanding to nearly 105 square miles with zero containment. The Aspen Acres fire, fueled by dry weather, impacted towns like Colorado City, Beulah, Rye, and San Isabel, with 50 National Guard soldiers assisting in checkpoints and water-scooping operations. Other significant fires include the Snyder Fire, Cottonwood fire, and Babylon fire in the West.
- Denver weather: Hot and smoky, then weekend storms
Denver experiences hot weather with highs in the 90s and smoky skies due to wildfire smoke. Weekend storms are expected to follow the current conditions.
- Denver weather: Smoky skies persist, but a chance for storms Independence Day
Denver weather remains seasonally warm and smoky due to wildfires as Independence Day approaches, with Pinpoint Weather tracking a chance for isolated afternoon storms.
- No charges for Denver officers in May downtown shooting
District Attorney John Walsh announced that no charges will be filed against two Denver officers who fired shots at a suspect in downtown Denver in May. The decision follows an investigation into the incident.
- Here’s where Aldi plans 2 stores in Denver
Aldi plans to open two stores in Denver, one near Green Valley Ranch at Tower Road and East 57th Avenue, and another at 9111 E. 40th Ave. in Central Park. Both locations will feature 20,000-square-foot buildings with over 90 parking spots each, near existing or planned retail developments. Aldi aims to open over 50 stores in Denver and Colorado Springs within five years as part of a broader U.S. expansion plan.
- Co-chair outlines 'path to victory' for Democratic socialists
The Democratic Socialists of America have achieved major upsets in New York City and Denver. Gustavo Gordillo, co-Chair of NYC-DSA, discussed the movement's primary election victory with PIX on Politics Daily, highlighting the success of candidates like Darializa Avila Chevalier.
- AAA: Over 72 million people expected to travel during Fourth of July weekend, breaking previous record
AAA projects over 72 million travelers for the Fourth of July weekend, breaking a previous record. Airports and rental car services face high demand, with TSA screening 3 million passengers and Hertz reporting peak rental days in major cities. Car travel remains cheaper than flying despite rising gas prices.
- Denver weather: Thursday smoky skies and isolated storms
Denver experienced smoky skies and hot temperatures on Thursday, with isolated afternoon storms possible. Sunshine returned to the area despite the smoky conditions.
- Trump and Republicans return to communist attacks against Democrats ahead of the midterm elections
Trump and Republicans are labeling Democrats as communists ahead of the midterms, citing recent democratic socialist primary victories. GOP leaders like Trump, Vance, and Johnson criticize left-wing candidates as Marxists, while democratic socialists gain traction in New York and Denver. The strategy aims to contrast 'common sense' with 'extreme liberalism' as Republicans seek to maintain congressional majorities.
- Pro-Palestine immigrant ousts 30-year veteran in Colorado Democratic primary
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old Ethiopian immigrant and political newcomer, defeated Diana DeGette in Colorado's 1st congressional district Democratic primary. Kiros, a lawyer and PhD student, unseated DeGette, who has held the congressional seat since before Kiros was born.
- Edgewater Patrol Sergeant Brandon Challis: Support the Shield's Officer of the Month
Patrol Sergeant Brandon Challis of the Edgewater Police Department has been recognized as Officer of the Month. He has served the department for 14 years and prefers working in a smaller agency.
- Denver weather: More hot, dry and breezy conditions
Denver is expected to have warm, dry, and breezy weather conditions for the end of the workweek. The forecast indicates these conditions will persist through the remainder of the week.
- Family of man killed by inmate while in Denver jail files federal lawsuit against city, officials
The family of Vincent Chacon, a man killed by his cellmate at Denver's Downtown Detention Center, filed a federal lawsuit against the city and officials, alleging negligence and constitutional violations. The lawsuit claims the jail failed to protect Chacon from Ricky Lee Roybal-Smith, a violent offender with a criminal history, and highlights systemic safety issues in Denver jails.
- Three lessons from this year’s primaries: From the Politics Desk
The article discusses three lessons from this year’s primaries and mentions Rep. Diana DeGette in Denver in 2022.
- Dark money groups that spent $2.5M backing more moderate Democrats in statehouse primaries won in just 2 of 8 races
Dark money groups that spent $2.5 million supporting moderate Democrats in statehouse primaries secured wins in only 2 of 8 races. The most significant loss occurred in Denver's House District 6, where state Rep. Sean Camacho was defeated by civil rights attorney Iris Halpern.
- Man dies after shooting in Sunnyside: Police
A man shot Tuesday night in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood has died at a hospital, according to police. The incident occurred in the Sunnyside area of Denver.