Wheat Ridge police released surveillance images after 16 ATM withdrawals at a Safeway; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for tips that lead to an arrest.

Ruby Hill's free urban rail yard reopened for 2026 with fresh features and free weekend rentals. Riders should plan daytime visits while lighting is repaired.

Poboys Creole Cafe has opened at Edgewater Public Market, serving po’boys, gumbo and jambalaya with bread from Vinh Xuong Bakery and a Fat Tuesday debut.

Denver's DA found two officers acted reasonably when they shot a man who advanced on them with what looked like a knife but was a honing rod. The decision stems from a Nov. 14, 2025 burglary call on S. Parker Road.

Denver closed its online parking-ticket appeal portal after budget-driven layoffs, sending far more people to in-person hearings. DOTI says a replacement is coming but the timeline is unclear.

FBI Denver says two people were indicted in separate schemes that billed Medicaid for rides to appointments — including about $165,000 billed for a deceased beneficiary.

Major General Laura Clellan is the sole finalist to lead Colorado Parks and Wildlife as the commission prepares to vote next week amid wolf‑program turmoil.

Councilmember Shontel Lewis proposed licensing and do-not-contact rules to curb 'We Buy Houses' wholesalers who target longtime Denver homeowners.

Denver's IRS‑CI warns romance scams are increasingly sophisticated and can wipe out savings. Investigators offer practical steps and reporting resources for victims.

Lower Downtown neighbors rejected a Good‑Neighbor Agreement for Beta X after safety concerns tied to recent incidents and the site's violent history. The decision clouds plans to reopen the former Beta as a music venue.

A late-night blaze destroyed Hideaway Kennels in Calhan; the preserve's owners have launched a fundraiser to thank volunteer fire crews that rescued about 30 dogs.

Denver police warn that a resident lost $9,000 after a bank‑imposter scheme funneled cash into a bitcoin ATM.

A Jefferson County judge sentenced Arvada caregiver Laura Prats to 11 years after prosecutors say her disabled charge died following prolonged neglect. The case exposed severe failings in oversight.