Denver's Ruby Hill Rail Yard is opening for the 2026 winter season on February 1st, offering free snowboarding and skiing with several levels of terrain and free rental opportunities for beginners.

Denver has posted the executive‑director job for its Department of Housing Stability, offering pay up to $288,959 plus pension benefits.

Troopers on I-70 arrested three people after finding illegal drugs and live roosters officers say were meant for cockfighting. The vehicle and birds were impounded pending investigation.

DPS says it is monitoring a nationwide 'National Shutdown' planned for Friday and currently does not plan to close schools, though businesses and a charter have announced closures.

Colorado Springs retains its Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community status, reflecting its persistent improvements in bike infrastructure and safety.

An Arapahoe County judge gave Vitalie Oprea 20 years after a 2023 attack near Grandview High School, where prosecutors say he tried to run over two women he believed were lesbians.

Temporary valuation breaks expired and many Colorado homeowners are seeing steep jumps in property-tax bills; manufactured-home owners may be hit the hardest. Here’s what to check and where to get help.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with a warming trend, despite a chilly morning at 31°F. Light winds and highs around 47-60°F are expected through the weekend. Rain and snow may arrive by Tuesday.

A high-tech manhunt in Douglas County led to the arrest of felony suspects using a FLOCK system, a device called the Grappler, and drones with thermal imaging.

Red Rocks is adding a permanent merch stand and an East Terrace for spring 2026, reviving a 1936 design and promising shorter lines and a new overlook.

Boulder County property owners face increased property taxes for 2025 due to the removal of the $55,000 assessment relief and a new two-tier tax rate system for residential properties.

Denver unveiled a framework for the 155‑acre Park Hill Park after nearly 6,000 public comments. City officials hope to begin design bidding this spring; funding and details remain unsettled.

A man in custody at Denver's Downtown Detention Center was found unresponsive early Tuesday and later died; Denver Police have opened an investigation and the coroner will determine the cause.