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Lakewood Radiologist Accused Of $5.2M AI Trading Scheme That Burned Family, Friends
A Lakewood radiologist built an investment business pitching an artificial intelligence trading algorithm that he claimed would beat the market year after year. Instead, according to a civil complaint from Colorado securities regulators, the fund lost money every single month for five straight years while the doctor allegedly used fresh investor cash to keep paying off earlier backers.
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The Small Colorado Diner Locals Swear Serves The Best Cheeseburger In The State
No fries. That’s the rule at a Colorado burger joint that has stuck to its short menu since 1948, and nobody seems ready to argue. Your choices are simple. Single or double, with cheese or without, plus pickles, onions, and a bag of chips on the side. I like...
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Denver man found dead at bottom of national park canyon
Colorado authorities on Wednesday said a man was found dead in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park last week after deputies discovered an abandoned vehicle near the park. The Montrose County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) said the body was found on the floor of the park’s Black Canyon, where many...
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Denver Police Announce Arrest in 2024 Shooting
Police have announced an arrest in connection with a 2024 Denver shooting. The Denver Police Department made the announcement Friday. The department said the suspect unlawfully entered the victim's home before shooting one of the occupants. The department later announced an arrest in connection with the shooting. The Denver Crime...
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News About Golden - November 8, 2026
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — Jefferson County Parks & Open Space is pleased to announce the grand opening of the new Huntsman Trailhead in Clear Creek Canyon Park on November 6, 2026. The Huntsman Trailhead provides expanded access, improved parking, new amenities, and a direct connection to the newly renamed Clear Creek Trail, formerly known as the Peaks to Plains Trail... Read more...
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Denver Police Investigate Cleveland Place Shooting, One Victim Hospitalized
2300 Cleveland Pl. — Approximate Site of Shooting Under Investigation. A shooting in the 2300 block of Cleveland Place sent one victim to the hospital early Saturday, and Denver Police say they are still working to identify a suspect. The department issued an alert overnight confirming the shooting and the victim's transport to a hospital, but offered no further details on the person's condition or what led up to the violence.
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Pedestrian Seriously Hurt in Denver Crash on Kalamath, Third Such Incident in Months
W. 10th Ave. & N. Kalamath St. — Approximate Site of Serious Pedestrian Crash. A motorist struck a pedestrian at West 10th Avenue and North Kalamath Street in Denver on Thursday night, leaving the pedestrian with serious injuries and prompting a police warning to expect delays in the area. Officers were called to investigate the crash, which happened in the city's Lincoln Park neighborhood.
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Denver Man Gets 30 Years for Mistaken-Identity Shooting That Hit Ex-Broncos WR
Luiz Mendoza was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Friday for his role in the October 2024 shooting that injured former Denver Broncos receiver Josh Reynolds, a case prosecutors say began with a cocaine deal gone wrong and ended with gunfire tearing through a vehicle on Interstate 25. Mendoza pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and a drug-distribution charge, with a number of other charges dismissed as part of his plea deal.
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Golden boys soccer topples rival Evergreen to advance to 4A state semifinals
ARVADA — Golden senior goalie Grady Peters made his final game played on the pitch at the North Area Athletic Complex a memorable one. Peters made save-after-save in the second half to allow the Demons to preserve a 1-0 victory in the Class 4A state quarterfinal against 4A Jeffco League rival Evergreen on Saturday night.
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See Bison From Your Car Window On This 11-Mile Wildlife Drive Just Outside Denver
A herd of bison can block your view of the Denver skyline, and it happens closer to downtown than most people expect. There is no long mountain drive, no I-70 traffic, and no entrance fee standing between you and a shaggy, slow-moving traffic jam. Prairie dogs pop up beside the pavement, mule deer graze in the distance, and the whole loop can be done without ever leaving your seat.
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4-7:30PM Sunday Swing with The Flatirons Jazz Orchestra @ The Buffalo Rose
A special evening for fans of big band and swing dancing at the historical Buffalo Rose in downtown Golden. Doors open and delicious food service starts at 4:00. Learn to swing dance with a free dance lesson 4:00-5:00! Then enjoy entertaining live BIG BAND JAZZ MUSIC from 5:00 to 7:30 by the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra - featuring Deborah Stafford. Dance or just enjoy the great Swing Era music of Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman and more played on one of Colorado great historic stages. All ages welcome.
The Denver Gazette
Johnston accepts City Council’s proposed 2027 budget changes
Denver’s $1.684 billion 2027 budget is officially adopted after Mayor Mike Johnston accepted City Council’s amendments Friday, ending months of negotiations over spending priorities amid sluggish revenue growth. On Monday, council approved five of the 16 amendments members had proposed. “A budget is more than dollars and cents,” Johnston said in a statement. “It’s a […]
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Jury awards $200,000 to Mexican tourist in Colorado ‘fart police’ lawsuit
DENVER — A Colorado jury on Tuesday awarded more than $200,000 to a Mexican tourist who was bitten by an Aurora police dog three years ago after officers gave nonsensical Spanish-language warnings about the dog. Jurors found Robert Wong, the dog’s handler, liable for using excessive force during the SWAT operation and a second officer, Grant Peet, liable for pursuing a malicious prosecution. Jurors did not find fault with the other two officers named as defendants in the complaint, Oscar Pena and Jeremiah Miles. Salvador Alonso Guerrero-Salmeron was renting a room in an Aurora home on March 2, 2023, when police officers arrived to arrest a man who was renting a different room in the house and who had no connection to Guerrero-Salmeron, he alleged in his lawsuit. The officers used a loudspeaker to command people in the home to come out during the early morning operation, but Guerrero-Salmeron, who was asleep when police arrived, did not hear or understand their commands, which the officers announced in both English and poorly pronounced Spanish, he alleged in his complaint. The officers also tried to warn residents that a police dog named Loki was present, but their attempts to do so in