Denver police released a suspect description after a Jan. 27 aggravated robbery; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for tips.

Crossroads Safehouses new Family Justice Center, the HIVE, centralizes advocacy, legal and medical supports for survivors; a community open house is set for March 24.

A CBS Colorado report says a church's planned purchase of part of a Castle Rock strip mall near the Philip S. Miller Library could force longtime businesses to vacate.

More than 20,000 sandhill cranes have converged on the San Luis Valley ahead of the Monte Vista Crane Festival. Here’s where to see them and what officials are advising for safe viewing.

A federal audit found Colorado made at least $77.8M in improper Medicaid payments for applied behavior analysis and was ordered to return about $42.6M in federal funds. The findings raise questions about access and state budget pressure.

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Dominiq Ponder, 23, has died in Boulder; the program and coach Deion Sanders are mourning as spring practice approaches.

A narrow committee vote sent a Colorado second‑look bill forward that would let some long‑term prisoners ask judges to reopen sentences after 20 years, but prosecutors warn victims could lose finality.

A long-empty Larimer Street building will be reborn as restaurants, a small theater and a 15-room boutique hotel, with work expected to finish by late 2027.

Colorado has asked developers to bid on a 41‑acre Golden tract under a 99‑year ground lease that could yield 300–400 homes, including at least 80 low‑income units. Proposals are due March 17, 2026.

Lawmakers moved the Colorado River Authority into the Department of Natural Resources and expanded its powers as reservoir forecasts worsen.

A new report finds Denver restaurants now cost more to run than those in New York, with wage hikes and menu inflation squeezing operators.

Denver police say a suspect was detained after a robbery report near North Federal Boulevard. Neighbors reported a heavy mid‑afternoon police presence as investigators canvassed for witnesses.

Aurora’s City Council voted 9–1 to rezone roughly four acres for a 30‑unit paired‑home project, pitting neighbors against planners over drainage, traffic and neighborhood character.