Brewability, the Englewood brewery and pizzeria that trains and hires adults with disabilities, says tight finances and equipment failures could force it to close after 10 years. Staff and customers are scrambling to find short-term fixes while organizers plan benefit nights and pop-ups.

Opera Colorado and AGMA reached a three‑year agreement that secures pay, rest breaks and protections for chorus singers, stage staff and emerging artists. The deal includes a side‑letter for the Artists in Residence program.

A scout who calls himself "The Baseball Spy" was seen filming Rockies coaches at Coors Field and was reportedly dismissed after the league was notified.

LoHi favorite Recess Beer Garden is set to open a Tivoli Student Union outpost in Denver before the fall semester, taking over the space that housed Tivoli Brewing and Quad Side Tavern.

Woodland Park told Merit Academy it will end the equal monthly payments that smoothed the charter’s cash flow. The decision arrives amid an audit disclaimer and a lost local sales tax that have tightened the district budget.

A burned body was found Monday in a remote Commerce City neighborhood near Barr Lake. Police and fire crews responded and investigators say details remain limited.

UCHealth paid roughly $19.4M for One & Two Greenwood Plaza in Greenwood Village and plans to centralize administrative operations in the Denver Tech Center campus.

Gov. Jared Polis says Colorado is ready to end the twice‑yearly clock change after the U.S. House moved to allow year‑round daylight saving time. Colorado’s 2022 law would take effect only if Congress and other Mountain Time states act.

Search-and-rescue crews searched Saturday after reports that a person was struck by lightning and fell near Twin Peaks above Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Boulder Reservoir's swim beach was closed after officials spotted a possible harmful algae bloom. Officials are testing water and warned pet owners to keep dogs away.

A motorcyclist died after crashing on North Academy Boulevard Friday night. Police say speed may have been a factor and the coroner will release the rider's name.

A man identified as Daniel Ray Ballance was arrested after allegedly "surfing" naked on a moving Union Pacific locomotive in Sedgwick County, Colorado. Authorities say he faces felony and misdemeanor charges while investigators coordinate with the railroad.

Two federal suits accuse Denver‑based Frontier of leaving passenger and employee PII exposed after May‑June hacks; a security researcher had warned months earlier.