Trump re‑endorsed Rep. Jeff Hurd and said he'd offer a job to his primary challenger, a twist that reshapes the GOP primary math in Colorado's 3rd District.

Environmental groups asked the 10th Circuit to revive a citizen suit accusing Suncor’s Commerce City refinery of repeated air pollution. Judges will decide whether the case returns to district court for a trial.

An audit says Denver's All In Mile High program cost $20M more than officials reported, prompting a public fight over transparency and contract oversight.

City data show 993 reported uses of force in 2025 and a sharp shift in complaint patterns, raising questions about crowd control, training and discipline.

A shelter-in-place was ordered near the 4700-block of N Pennsylvania Street after Denver police reported a suspected felony menacing. Officials warned of possible road closures and urged residents to stay inside.

FBI Denver renewed a public appeal Wednesday for tips in the 2016 Littleton killing of Jaime Albert Villarreal Jr.; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers lists (720) 913‑STOP.

Carmel Partners has started work on a 481‑unit, block‑spanning apartment at 3300 Blake St. in RiNo, bringing new retail and a large parking podium to the neighborhood.

An adult man was found with an apparent gunshot wound in the 12400 block of E. 42nd Ave; Denver police and Crime Stoppers are seeking tips.

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.