Surveillance footage released by Aurora police shows two teens assaulting a man at the Florida RTD station. Officers arrested two 17-year-olds and are seeking witnesses and the victim.

Denver’s Stoney’s signed a 10‑year lease for the former Oskar Blues at 118 N. Tejon St., aiming to open by the NFL season with beer, bar fare and big‑screen sports.

Broomfield approved an ordinance that lets police impound vehicles tied to illegal street racing, treating offending cars as civil nuisances with a municipal appeals process.

Fiddler's Green's 2026 lineup features Muse, a two‑night Dave Matthews run, Tyler Childers and Sublime. Shows run June–September at the Greenwood Village amphitheatre.

State troopers staged a Memorial Day DUI enforcement along I‑25, making 20 arrests and logging 162 stops. The effort was part of CDOT's Heat Is On campaign to cut summer crashes.

State records show approved testing accommodations on the Colorado bar have climbed to triple‑digit approvals, and lawmakers and judges are now sorting out new rules and a revived lawsuit.

Flock license‑plate readers helped police locate a vehicle tied to a shooting outside Lakeshore Cannabis; a man has been booked on multiple felony counts.

A Colorado appeals court has ordered a retrial in the 2023 death of 10‑month‑old Edward Hayes, reversing a judge who dismissed the case after a DA's on‑air remarks.

Thornton police say the March death of conservation fundraiser Cheyenne Gililland was ruled a homicide; her husband later died by suicide and the case is closed.

Backlogs at USCIS have left some Colorado DACA recipients without work authorization, costing paychecks and straining local employers. Lawmakers and advocates are pressing for fixes.

A century-old underground coal fire near Meeker warmed to nearly 800°F, prompting state crews to clear fuels and build firebreaks to prevent a surface wildfire.

Utah Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant will step down at the end of August after 26 years on the bench, creating a vacancy on the state's highest court.

Denver welcomed a record 37.6 million visitors in 2025, bringing $10.5 billion to the local economy and supporting roughly 73,200 jobs.