Gunfire at Cherry Creek's swim beach prompted a partial closure Sunday; no injuries were reported and multiple people were detained.

Denver police say they are investigating an outdoor death on the 1500 block of South Xavier Street. The medical examiner will determine cause and police will only update if it becomes a homicide.

A lawsuit says a Colorado Springs man fell from a fourth‑floor hotel window after an allegedly unsupervised psilocybin session, leaving him hospitalized and seeking damages.

Water World in Federal Heights was evacuated Saturday and temporarily closed after an unverified threat. Authorities set a reunification site at Camenisch Park while investigators swept the area.

CMS approved Colorado’s state‑directed payment plan, expected to bring roughly $455 million to hospitals and ease pressure from low Medicaid reimbursements.

Table 6, a Sixth Avenue staple since 2004, served its final dinners on Thursday after owner-chef Aniedra Nichols sold the space to new operators. The bistro’s seasonal comfort-food menu will be remembered by longtime regulars.

Jefferson County says a 61-year-old man is in custody and charged after a July 1 shed fire on Meyers Gulch Road that deputies and Evergreen Fire quickly contained.

A LendingTree analysis of federal crash records ranks Colorado No. 5 for the share of fatal crashes tied to aggressive or careless driving. Troopers and lawmakers are pushing enforcement and tougher penalties.

A new European-style café called The Carriage House will open at the former Secret Garden spot on Cheesman Park, with a phased rollout starting July 28. The menu features Novo Coffee, Black Box pastries and contributions from pastry chef Melissa Yanc.

Pitkin County approved a $442,500 purchase of Twin Lakes shares to boost Roaring Fork flows, adding to a $6.5M buy earlier this year and prompting advisory board pushback.

Afternoon storms could bring hail and gusty winds. Triple-digit heat is possible early next week.

Apple and Broadcom’s multiyear agreement names Broadcom’s Fort Collins plant for a $1.5B expansion and the production of more than 15 billion U.S.-made chips. The move could bring hundreds of jobs and a rare boost to advanced manufacturing in Northern Colorado.

Crusoe has been removed as the lead developer on Project Jade near Cheyenne; Tallgrass and utility partners say the $7B power build will continue.