Healthpeak sold a 49% stake in an 86‑property outpatient portfolio to Brookfield for about $2.1B, raising roughly $1.025B while keeping operational control. The move recycles capital into outpatient and lab real estate.

The Cadet Chapel’s long-running restoration now has firmer dates: the white protective cocoon may come down in July 2027, with staged reopening beginning spring 2028.

Clear morning; highs near 95°F Tuesday with a slight chance of late‑day storms. Heavier storms expected Wednesday–Thursday, then a hot near‑100°F weekend.

A Gilpin County contractor was arrested after authorities say he received over $1.1 million from an at‑risk couple; prosecutors have filed multiple felony theft counts.

Avon police say vandals destroyed speed-camera poles and stole an ALPR early Saturday; investigators are asking drivers to check dashcam footage.

Bo Nix has had two procedures since fracturing his ankle in the playoffs; doctors call the follow-up routine and the Broncos expect him ready by training camp, but mobility is the key watch.

An adult man was pronounced dead after a shooting near East 48th and Argonne; detectives are asking witnesses and anyone with video to contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.

The Cannabist Company is closing its Medicine Man growhouse on Nome Street and eliminating about 50 jobs as the market’s wholesale prices collapse.

Commerce City police say a juvenile on an electric motorcycle was seriously injured after running a stop sign at E 119th and Jasper.

A man subdued by Denver police after a disturbance on East Colfax died at a hospital Tuesday, prompting a multi‑agency critical‑incident investigation and outside oversight.

Police released surveillance images after a robbery on the 6400 block of East Colfax and are asking the public to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers with tips.

Colorado’s Great Colorado Payback returned a record $158M to roughly 163,000 people in 2026 as the Treasury ramped up outreach and pre‑verified mailings. Lawmakers and litigation could shape next year’s returns.

Aer Lingus plans to cut several Dublin‑to‑U.S. routes and trim capacity by about 6%, potentially affecting up to 500 roles including pilots and cabin crew.