A new Colorado law requires insurers to disclose wildfire risk scores and credit homeowners for mitigation. The measure takes effect July 1, 2026 and creates an appeals path for residents.

Two Pueblo men were indicted after a March armed robbery at a U.S. Bank that prosecutors say led to multiple carjackings across the city.

Pinkard Construction is joining Catamount Constructors, folding its Denver teams and in‑house framing arm into a national, employee‑owned platform while keeping local leadership.

A firefighter freed themself after a 400‑lb boulder pinned their leg on North Apostle Mountain. A HAATS Black Hawk hoist and Mountain Rescue Aspen technicians evacuated the injured rescuer.

Three people were hospitalized after a stabbing in the 1300 block of North Lowell Boulevard; Denver Police say the investigation is ongoing.

The Broncos Foundation has teamed with Every Kid Sports and Good Sports on a five-year plan to cover youth football registration and gear for more than 17,000 Colorado kids.

A shipping-container pop-up from Kokopelli Beer Co. opened beside Westminster’s temporary dog park, pairing 30 taps with snacks and dog-friendly seating. The spot will mark a grand opening on July 10.

A jockey-truck driver has been charged after a pedestrian died in a yard on the 4700 block of E. 50th Ave. Police say investigators found the driver didn’t see the person.

Katherine Heigl listed her 25‑acre Oakley estate for $10.6 million as the family downsizes to a nearby Victorian farmhouse.

RTD will run a Sunday/Holiday schedule on Friday, July 3 and add extra rail cars for downtown Fourth of July crowds. Expect heavier service to Ball Arena, Empower Field and Union Station.

A Broncos‑themed 'Mile High Grill' is reportedly headed to Denver International Airport, promising team memorabilia and player‑named menu items.

Cooper Miller was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary in the 2025 killing of 16-year-old Audrina Arrington. Two co-defendants still face charges.

A 32,743‑sq‑ft, $42.7M municipal courthouse is rising on Turnpike Drive. The all‑electric replacement keeps court services operating while the new building is completed.