Fivetran will move its Denver office to RiNo’s Steel House, taking roughly 33,000 square feet and aiming to relocate this October.

Asher Luzzatto paid about $28M for roughly 100,000 sq ft at The Streets at SouthGlenn, buying a Whole Foods‑anchored stretch as the city weighs housing and redevelopment plans.

Colorado announced additional grants to boost workforce development, building on the Opportunity Now program's success in job placement and skill training, with 8,274 jobs already filled.

CPW reported the death of a reintroduced female gray wolf, 2504, in Colorado. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating under the Endangered Species Act. The cause remains unknown.

A Denver plastic surgeon says a Tony-winning producer duped him into $117,000 of Broadway investments and threatened him when he demanded refunds. The dispute is now in federal court.

Aurora opened applications for the inaugural East Colfax DDA board; the city is seeking residents, property owners and business representatives. Deadline to apply is Feb. 28.

The pink‑fronted Lakewood landmark is back after a multimillion‑dollar rehab by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, reviving cliff divers, puppet shows and a 30‑foot waterfall.

El Paso County deputies are searching for 13-year-old Lilli, last seen Saturday near Robinson Street and Highway 24. Authorities say she was wearing a black hoodie and brown plaid Vans shorts.

Denver Police seek public help on social media to locate Horacio Alcala-Aragon, wanted for attempted murder, promising to remove the post if he surrenders.

A 16-year-old was ambushed and killed in Green Valley Ranch; prosecutors have charged a suspect and family members say they're still seeking answers.

CDOT unveiled plans for a $318M rebuild of Federal Boulevard that adds bus rapid transit and safety upgrades across an 18-mile stretch. Funding and timing remain to be finalized.

Douglas County opens applications for a new grant to improve housing and supportive services for individuals with IDD, offering $2.5 million over three years for one project.

A condemned 1940s fortune-cookie plant in Denver’s Baker neighborhood has been reborn as the Cookie Factory: a privately funded, free contemporary art space with rotating site-specific shows.