CDOT will convert Airport Road to one-way northbound as part of CO 119 upgrades, creating detours and lane closures that could last months. Northbound traffic will be rerouted via 83rd Street.

A 24-year-old man died after a box truck rolled on westbound I-76 near E. Bromley Lane in Brighton; police say he was ejected and unbelted.

Doug Moe, the maverick coach behind Denver’s high‑scoring 1980s teams, has died at 87 after a long illness. Players and the Nuggets paid tribute to his outsized legacy.

A City Council committee advanced a five-year, $4.6M contract to pilot CivCheck, an AI plan-review tool that could pre-check permit plans and speed approvals. Officials say the system could launch in the fall if council signs off.

An internal Thornton Police review found pre‑shooting tactics in a 2024 pursuit violated department policy, even as prosecutors declined charges. The report raises questions about supervision of undercover units.

Aurora’s Picadilly diverging‑diamond at I‑70 opened to traffic on Feb. 9. Crews will finish paving and the bike‑and‑ped path is slated to open in spring 2026.

A Longmont woman was handed a 40-year prison term after a jury found she ambushed and shot her ex-boyfriend six times. Prosecutors say license-plate images and device data helped secure the conviction.

Denver police are investigating a reported stabbing near Broadway and Cedar that sent one person to a hospital. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact authorities.

Last Monday, Denver officers stopped scooter riders on North Quitman Street; one person was arrested and police recovered a loaded AK‑pattern pistol with a 30‑round magazine.

A man tied to the June 2024 Joyeria El Ruby robbery was sentenced to 240 months as federal prosecutors say the heist was part of a larger, cross‑border criminal operation.

Denver police posted an alert about an indoor death after a late-night response; officials released few details and said the medical examiner will review the case.

A Denver man was sentenced to 40 years after prosecutors say he hid a murder-for-hire plan in jail mail. Authorities say the note, intercepted by jail staff, detailed his wife’s address and schedule.

Jonathan Norloff will take over Denver’s Assessor’s Office next Sunday, succeeding Keith Erffmeyer who moved to a statewide property tax role. City leaders promoted from within to keep continuity.