An anti‑vax dating app is set to host a free singles mixer at Recess Beer Garden on May 29, prompting venue clarifications and public‑health concern. Organizers say it’s the first stop on a multi‑city tour.

Two Cherry Creek schools were placed on secure status after a 17-year-old drove erratically through a Cherokee Trail High School parking lot; police searched and no injuries were reported.

A cow that wandered from Lakewood into Denver was corralled in a city park late Tuesday after responders guided it into a fenced area.

The American Red Cross will open an evacuation center at 6 p.m. tonight at Grace Place Church in Berthoud, county officials said.

Denver police are investigating an outdoor death in the 3300 block of N Forest Street. The medical examiner will determine cause and officials are asking for tips.

CDOT will present three final BRT alternatives for Colorado Boulevard at a May 13 open house and gather public feedback on safety, lanes and stations.

AdventHealth paid $16.5 million for 44 acres next to its Parker hospital, giving the system room to expand near the fast‑growing southeast Denver suburbs.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by an RTD G Line train near Allison Street just west of Olde Town Arvada. Arvada police are investigating and the coroner will release the victim’s name after family notification.

A fatal vehicle-versus-pedestrian crash on West Colfax shut eastbound lanes Saturday night, police say.

EPA released a draft EE/CA for Richardson Flat and will host an open house in Park City; public comments are being accepted through June 8.

The Broncos have extended general manager George Paton to a five-year deal that keeps him in Denver through the 2030 season after back-to-back playoff runs. The move locks in front-office continuity as the team enters a busy offseason.

Commerce City says newly certified K9 Chase located a distribution amount of cocaine and a firearm while assisting on a traffic stop. The department posted about the dog’s first real-world narcotics deployment.

A new 681-acre open space on Castle Rock's edge will open this summer with roughly 15 miles of hikers-only trails and new trailheads. Phased openings will protect fragile habitat and archaeology.