A Jefferson County court sent Cortez D'Angelo Dennis to state prison for six years after he pleaded guilty to a pimping charge; a trafficking count was dismissed under a plea deal.

Bow Mar approved plans to gate several public streets and give residents RFID tags; Denver and Littleton have demanded the town stop the project and warned of action.

A Colorado retailer matched the state e‑bike tax credit to sell ‘free’ bikes — now many buyers say deliveries and refunds are months overdue. Complaints to regulators are mounting.

Denver officials and preservation groups are pushing to landmark two historic federal garage buildings in Five Points after the GSA listed them for sale. The move would protect exteriors while allowing interior reuse.

Design Mechanical will anchor Creekside Innovation Park with a 129,140‑sq‑ft, 10‑year lease; construction starts in June and a second building remains available.

Commerce City police posted video of three suspects who allegedly made off with about $7,000 in cosmetics; one carried a baby during the theft. Tips to Investigator Barnes.

A 49-year-old man wanted in a May 31, 2024 Aurora 7‑Eleven shooting that injured a mother and her teen was arrested in Denver, authorities say.

Knapp Ranch, the Vail Valley estate developed by the publishers behind Architectural Digest, is listed for $66.5 million. The 280‑plus acre property pairs lodge architecture with farm and research operations.

A Colorado oversight commission opened a formal inquiry into Joanna Landau after contract attorneys raised alarms about cost‑cutting and a culture shift at OADC. The review will produce written findings that could affect how conflict counsel are managed and paid statewide.

Dozens of Denver eateries are donating Pride-menu proceeds to The Center on Colfax as part of a citywide Eating Out With Pride campaign. Contributions range from $0.25 doughnuts to 20% of Pride-menu sales.

A U.S. Marshals‑led task force arrested a wanted suspect in Wheat Ridge and seized multiple firearms, one reported stolen.

Permit drawings show D.A. Davidson is eyeing roughly 17,000 sq ft on 1900 Lawrence’s 27th floor in LoDo; the firm says no lease has been signed. The build-out shown would cost about $1.5 million.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has authorized an emergency fish salvage at Nee Noshe Reservoir after drought and reduced reservoir operations left the lake drying. Anglers with a valid Colorado license can harvest fish while limits are suspended.