About 40 people were lowered by rope from Vail's Little Eagle chair after it stopped; the resort says the lift will stay closed while crews investigate.

Colorado launches a legal support program to help local entities manage federal funds, facilitated by the Governor's Office and DOLA, with contributions from the Gates Family Foundation and Rose Community Foundation.

Broomfield plans a town hall on Feb. 23 to educate residents on wildfire preparedness and emergency response, including evacuations and household measures. A Q&A session will be included.

An unidentified man was seriously wounded in a shooting inside a central Aurora apartment Saturday morning; police are asking witnesses to come forward.

Horsetooth Mountain Open Space reopens after a temporary closure due to a mountain lion exhibiting suspicious behavior near a hiker. Visitors are advised to stay vigilant and informed on how to handle potential encounters.

Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse and protester, was shot dead by Border Patrol in Minneapolis; his family disputes claims he was a threat and seeks answers.

A GAO audit says the Air Force Academy's disciplinary rules leave cadets unsure of basic rights; local soccer‑team discipline helped spark renewed oversight.

Crusoe preleased more than half of BMC’s Milwaukee Place in Cherry Creek and will expand its Denver footprint while keeping its nearby headquarters. The deal helped the project break ground and signals demand for top‑tier office space.

Denver man, Jason Cisneros, gets 144 months in federal prison for a March 2025 crime spree involving theft and carjacking.

Two century‑old Colfax mansions were demolished after a 2024 fire and a landmark commission's economic‑hardship finding. Preservationists say the loss exposes gaps in enforcement and incentives for historic buildings.

A national surge of AI-generated images and sextortion has forced Colorado police and nonprofits to pivot to digital prevention.

Colorado Springs plans to enhance parks, trails, and open spaces by 2026, including master plan improvements, trail expansions, and infrastructure updates aimed at sustainability and meet community needs.

Neighbors and travelers weighed in Thursday at a Green Valley Ranch open house as DEN officials gathered community feedback on Peña Boulevard safety and congestion fixes.