DOTI would block cars on the one-block S-curve of East 11th between Grant and Logan and install bikeway features; neighbors are set to press the city at an open house.

Detectives are investigating after possible human remains were found in a dumpster in the 7000 block of East 88th Avenue in Commerce City. Details remain limited.

Thornton police are investigating overnight vehicle break‑ins and gunfire near E. 98th and Washington. No injuries were reported; investigators are asking for tips.

Banner Industrial Properties bought a roughly 407k‑sf warehouse at 22100 E. 26th Ave in Aurora in an off‑market deal, a sign of renewed investor interest in the Picadilly logistics corridor.

Hikers found what appeared to be human remains on Skyline Drive outside Cañon City on July 19; Fremont County briefly closed the scenic route while deputies investigated.

AdventHealth will manage daily operations at three Intermountain hospitals across the Denver metro after a letter of intent; the deal faces regulatory review.

A new CDPHE report shows rural Colorado trails urban counties on most measures and lays out workforce, telehealth and funding steps.

A Broomfield startup's SBIR Phase III ceiling jumped to $100M after a $93M modification, expanding potential testing and resupply work for LEAP's launch systems.

Deputies were on scene of a Monday-night shooting in unincorporated Adams County as investigators worked the scene and asked the public for tips.

Four handguns were taken in a pre-dawn break-in at Timberline Sporting Goods in Rifle. Police ask residents and businesses to check footage from about 4:45–6 a.m.

Aurora observes the 14th anniversary of the 2012 Century 16 shooting. The 7/20 Memorial Foundation’s Day of Resilience returns this Saturday with a 5K, chalk art and wellness resources.

Boulder police warned residents after a dog was bitten by a rattlesnake at Foothills Community Park. Local and state agencies offer tips on spotting snakes and protecting dogs.

Advocates say Aurora detainees are getting photocopied mail instead of originals, with months-long delays that may cost people critical legal paperwork.