Aurora will begin a year‑long project in May to widen the South Gartrell Road bridge over E‑470. Lane shifts start May 11 and shoulders will be closed.

Slice House is coming to Broadway near Sixth in Denver, with franchisee Jamey Cutter planning a Q4 opening and a roughly $750,000 build-out.

Clear Thursday morning gives way to gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning in Denver. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items as gusts pick up.

Meadowlark PTSA removed its treasurer after discovering about $70,000 in unauthorized withdrawals; the PTSA says the money was repaid and a police probe is ongoing.

Hunting groups say Gov. Jared Polis stacked the Parks and Wildlife Commission with animal‑rights allies, putting three appointees on the hot seat as confirmation hearings begin. The dispute centers on conservation priorities and funding.

A pane of glass behind the Kings’ bench shattered at Ball Arena on Tuesday, briefly showering coach D.J. Smith and halting play while crews replaced the panel.

Two Adams County deputies shot a 32-year-old man early Tuesday while searching for a stabbing suspect near East 70th and Dexter; the deputies are on administrative leave as investigators review the use of force.

A south Aurora carjacking turned into a chase and multi-vehicle crash Monday afternoon; two suspects were detained and an APD officer was taken for evaluation.

Aurora’s council advanced a resolution to “stand in mourning” with families of people killed in officer‑involved shootings, reigniting debate between activists and councilmembers. The measure moves to a study session on April 20 before a final vote.

Thornton police detained a suspect after reports of gunfire near East 101st and Williams Way; officials say no one was hurt and investigators found evidence rounds were fired.

The Supreme Court agreed to review whether church‑run preschools can accept Colorado’s universal preschool funds while enforcing religious admissions policies.

A vehicle entered the tracks near Denver Union Station on Apr. 19, disrupting A, B, G and N commuter lines while crews work to remove the car and restore service.

A metal case found near Ponderosa Way contained five suspected homemade explosive devices; bomb technicians secured the items and a shelter-in-place was lifted later Sunday.