Seattle retailer Evo is exploring a move into Denver’s century-old Sports Castle, with concept plans that include rooftop space, restored terracotta and retail uses. The filing is still at an early design stage.

A Citivest-led partnership paid $13M for Leetsdale Marketplace, a 111,669-SF, Save A Lot–anchored center in southeast Denver. The new owners are chasing leasing upside at the infill site.

Rep. Jason Crow and Sen. John Hickenlooper will redirect Palantir-linked campaign funds to immigrant-rights organizations amid growing scrutiny of the company's ICE contracts.

Natural Grocers paid $5.6M for an 80,000‑sf Lakewood office on Wadsworth Boulevard; the chain may move corporate staff into the top floors.

One person was taken to a hospital after a shooting on the 100 block of N Grove Street; Denver police say the investigation is ongoing.

Clear Creek deputies found a man dead inside a Dumont home while executing a warrant; two people at the address were arrested as investigators probe the death.

The Colorado Department of Corrections closed a referral to a halfway house for Yeva Smilianska, the driver convicted in the death of cyclist Magnus White, after a new felony case and community opposition.

Kersle Daily Delights, from owner Roberto Parico Jr., is slated to open at 3607 W Colfax Ave in late February. Permits and a liquor‑license filing are the clearest signs so far.

Metro Pie Pizza, from Ricky and Anna Choi, is aiming to open Feb. 20 in Lakewood with Hong Kong‑inspired pies and a planned summer night market. The project will join a red double‑decker coffee bus at the corner of Wadsworth and 9th.

Romano's Macaroni Grill's Church Ranch location closed after city collection action over unpaid sales taxes, leaving employees abruptly out of work.

FBI Denver says federal warrants were served across Front Range locations targeting illegal guns and drugs. The agency named multiple partners but declined to release details.

Jefferson County says investigators traced the Evergreen shooting revolver to a family heirloom and found no evidentiary link to the parents, so no charges will be filed.

Commerce City updated its Land Development Code to let single‑family homeowners add ADUs — attached, contained or detached — with permitting rules and size limits.