A Manti jury cleared a 25‑year‑old man of sex‑assault charges while his mother was arrested the same day, accused of interfering with witnesses.

A 50-year lease will shift treated groundwater from the Venetucci wells to Fountain, adding capacity that officials say could free up roughly 2,000 new taps by 2030. Costs will rise modestly as the supply is phased in.

A Summit County man was arrested after an undercover sting and now faces multiple felony child‑exploitation charges. Authorities say no children were harmed and a court date is set for Tuesday.

Denver International Airport is collecting $10 and $20 grocery and gas gift cards to help TSA officers who are working without pay during a partial DHS shutdown and the spring-break travel surge.

Promoters have pitched a multiday IndyCar street race around Empower Field that could start in 2027 and is projected to deliver tens of millions to Denver.

Cover All Coloradans has far more enrollees and a much bigger price tag than lawmakers expected, pushing the legislature to consider benefit rollbacks. The budget fight will shape coverage for children and pregnant people across Colorado.

An overnight snowstorm and spring‑break crowds left roughly 389 flights delayed and 57 canceled at Denver International Airport on March 15, snarling schedules across the hub.

CPW recovered a boater after a flat‑bottom fishing boat capsized at Lake Pueblo near Pedro’s Point; a survivor swam ashore and a dog was recovered under the overturned craft.

Fire crews contained a two-acre brush fire off I‑70 near Lakeside Amusement Park Saturday evening. West Metro says Tender 6 and rapid action kept flames off park grounds.

Petunia Bakeshop is relocating from Sloan Lake to Sunnyside’s Zia building at 4055 Inca St; owners haven’t announced an opening date.

Simply Pure, one of Denver’s earliest Black‑owned dispensaries, may lose its LoHi storefront this month as lease talks stall amid a statewide cannabis price collapse.

CAIC left several northern Colorado zones at 'considerable' avalanche danger after storms. A weekend fatality and a spike in avalanches make backcountry travel risky.

Atlas Energy Solutions signed a roughly 39,000‑square‑foot lease at The Forge campus in Loveland to centralize engineering for hybrid power systems. The move ties into Atlas’s broader push into behind‑the‑meter power.