Wheat Ridge police warn a text mimicking a Denver County Court summons is a scam; don’t click the QR code or pay. Verify with official court numbers and report suspicious messages.

A woman collapsed inside a business on East Colfax after she was shot late Saturday. Police found a bullet hole in her car and are asking the public for tips.

The Transplant Games of America — an Olympic-style festival for transplant recipients, donors and families — comes to Denver June 18–23, 2026. Local teams and donor groups are ramping up community outreach.

Ski Cooper will close Sunday after barely 100 days as a March heat wave and record‑low snowpack force small Colorado hills to end their seasons early.

Cafe Dojo is heading to 2907 N Huron St. in the Ballpark District, steps from Coors Field. A city permit lists Michael Shapiro as owner and the cafe’s site shows 'Launching Soon.'

Six people were taken into custody after a drone-assisted search following reported overnight vehicle break-ins near U.S. 34 in Loveland; detectives are urging victims to report.

DPS finance leaders warn state budget moves could force a mill-levy ask, central-office cuts, or renewed school closures.

A Keenesburg man was arrested after motorists reported a driver unclothed and allegedly masturbating on I‑76. The sheriff’s office says multiple calls dated back to November.

Littleton recommended the Mineral RTD station for a proposed Front Range rail stop, arguing far lower construction costs and existing multimodal connections make it the practical choice.

The City of Denver asked a judge to install a receiver at the long-vacant Cathedral High campus in Uptown as preservationists and the owner clash over its fate. The filing would let a receiver secure, sell or even demolish unsafe parts of the site.

CU Anschutz paid $22.5M for The Benson Hotel & Faculty Club, a 106‑room property bought at a steep discount to its $52M construction cost. The university says Sage Hospitality will manage the property.

A Denver jury convicted Ricky Dawson in the 1996 killing of Terri Turachak after DNA links tied him to cold cases across the country.

An appeals panel on March 12 ordered a new trial after finding a cellphone search was involuntary. The decision adds to a series of reversals tied to former Judge Patricia Herron.