Denver's forecast predicts a sunny day turning snowy in the evening with less than an inch of snow expected. Conditions will clear up after Monday, with midweek temperatures rising.

Chili Shack has signed its first franchise agreement with Denver entrepreneur Deanna Solano, who plans three Southwest Denver locations and eyes a mid‑2026 debut. The deal is the brand’s first step toward broader franchising.

A second person wounded in a Denver parking‑lot shooting tied to a Maduro celebration has died, bringing the confirmed fatalities to two. Police continue to investigate.

The Flaming Grill, a new Indian-fusion concept, has applied for a retail food license at 891 14th St and is lining up a downtown Denver opening near the Convention Center.

Copper cable theft knocked out CenturyLink landlines in southeast Denver, disrupting businesses and prompting new security and policy responses.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis praised the state's strength and resilience in his final State of the State address, highlighting his tenure's successes in housing, crime reduction, and education.

The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved nearly $6M in job-growth tax credits for three projects — a quantum firm, an aerospace expansion and BlastOne — that could bring hundreds of jobs.

HDR plans to relocate its Denver office to Block 162, adding space at downtown's trophy tower and boosting leasing momentum.

Robert's Italian is moving into the former Wu's Garden unit in Littleton and will bring back a full deli counter while converting its dining room into a sports bar. Renovations are expected to finish by mid‑March.

The Colorado PUC refused to ease a 41% greenhouse‑gas cut for natural‑gas utilities by 2035, keeping an ambitious target while scheduling a 2029 review. Regulators say they’ll balance decarbonization with cost and reliability concerns.

Fort Collins announces road repairs on South Lemay Avenue between January 19-23, causing expected delays and lane closures, with local business access maintained.

The Denver‑born Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo will not produce the MLK Jr. African‑American Heritage Rodeo at the National Western this year amid scheduling and format disputes. The Stock Show tapped Black Rodeo USA to produce the Jan. 19 event.

Adams County districts cite falling student counts and changing funding rules as they weigh consolidations, staff cuts and program trims. Officials say the squeeze is local and structural.