Oakwood Homes is bringing 63 new lots and a new single-story ranch plan to Brighton Crossings as Brighton’s housing pipeline keeps growing.

Prost Brewing is bringing its fifth Colorado biergarten to Wheat Ridge’s Clear Creek Crossing this August, complete with 40 taps and an enclosed patio.

Metro Denver mayors are pitching faster permits, new jobs and a downtown rebound as the region competes for businesses and workers.

Thunderstorms forced the FAA to place Denver International on a ground delay alert Tuesday, creating multi‑hour waits and wide network ripple effects.

Aurora City Council voted 4-3 to deny a gas-station, liquor-store and restaurant complex after heavy neighborhood pushback. The decision reverses earlier approvals and leaves the site's future unclear.

A Colorado appeals court ruled July 23 that employees who discuss pay can sue for retaliation even if no gender-based pay gap is alleged. The 3-0 decision clears the way for a retaliation claim in Verheggen v. Adams County.

Fifty years after the Big Thompson flood killed 144 people, Northern Colorado gathers to remember and to reassess whether the canyon remains at risk. Experts and officials will meet this week to review lessons and warning advances.

Adams County firefighters discovered a body in a tunnel beneath an I‑25 bridge near 70th Avenue while responding to an illegal burn; detectives and the coroner are investigating.

A brush fire near Desert Wine Lane in Parker threatened homes Saturday before crews contained the blaze. A Douglas County helicopter and mutual‑aid crews knocked down hot spots; no injuries were reported.

Syrup will close its original Cherry Creek location on Aug. 16 after more than 15 years. The chain says other Denver locations will remain open.

Denver wrapped a $15.5M safety overhaul on West Colfax, adding medians, 37 bulb-outs and upgraded bus stops between Irving and Sheridan. The changes aim to slow traffic and shorten crossings.

Fort Collins police recovered a body from retention ponds near Harmony Road and Ziegler Road early Friday; investigators say details are limited.

The DOJ sued Colorado on July 23, 2026, asking a Denver court to block the ASSET Act and related rules that let some undocumented residents pay in‑state tuition and receive state aid.