Denver Public Library is set to host Battle of the Books, where five participants pitch a transformative book, with the audience voting for the winner.

Colorado Wildlife Council seeks nominees for Conservationist of the Year Award 2026, recognizing contributions in wildlife conservation and sustainability.

Colorado awards grants aimed at expanding heat pump tech training to boost HVAC workforce, funded by the Inflation Reduction Act, to aid in reaching the state's net-zero emissions goals.

Coleman Shallbetter, 21, suffered broken ribs and a collapsed lung after a fall at the National Western Stock Show rodeo; he underwent surgery and is now recovering.

Sakura Square has applied for roughly $30 million from Denver’s DDA to rebuild the block’s temple, shops and a public plaza as leaders press the board ahead of Tuesday’s vote.

Denver Police seek public assistance via social media to locate Kelvin Henriquez-Zamora, wanted for assault and kidnapping, emphasizing safety and anonymity for tipsters.

Aurora man Yilbert Maldonado‑Moncada was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty in a July 28, 2024 Havana Street shooting that grazed a bystander. The case grew out of a "rolling" exchange of gunfire investigators say.

RedBird Farms pulled nearly 2,000 pounds of teriyaki chicken from King Soopers and City Market after discovering undeclared sesame oil. Stores will accept returns.

USFWS approved Colorado's 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan, which aims to protect species and habitats with federal funding and stakeholder collaboration.

Enrollment through Colorado's ACA marketplace dipped 2% to about 277,000 for 2026 as enhanced federal subsidies ended. State aid eased some hikes, but cancellations spiked.

Court papers say a Denver driver was allegedly doing about 100 mph when he struck and killed a 19-year-old on North Kalamath Street. Authorities arrested a suspect and are asking the public for video or tips.

Governor Jared Polis criticizes the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO, highlighting the risk to public health and pledging that Colorado will continue its commitment to global health collaboration.

Rep. Ron Weinberg of Loveland said he will not seek reelection and will finish his term as a campaign finance complaint and a June primary challenge loom.