Michelle Béchamps and Tara Meekma Collins won Lone Tree council seats in Tuesday's mail‑ballot election; one race was decided by five votes. Results will be certified May 15.

Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and two assists as Colorado beat Minnesota 5-2 at Ball Arena. The Avs take a 2-0 series lead heading to St. Paul.

The Justice Department sued Denver on May 5, asking a federal court to strike the city’s long‑standing assault‑weapon ban. City Hall says it will defend the ordinance in court.

A Greeley man was arrested after Idaho Springs officers say they found multiple suspected homemade explosive devices in his car on I-70 near mile marker 242.

Original founding-era documents from the National Archives will be on view at History Colorado Center May 28–June 14. Admission is free but timed tickets are required.

A former Roxborough Intermediate teacher was sentenced to 10 years after prosecutors described a pattern of grooming, inappropriate messages and contact with students.

UMB Bank will anchor BMC Investments’ Cherry Lane with a new 55,000‑sf office and a ground‑floor branch in Cherry Creek North.

A nonprofit says it has nearly eight acres under contract in Brighton for a multigenerational, fully accessible, net‑zero cohousing village of dozens of homes. Founders are moving through due diligence and scheduling design workshops this summer.

Denver Police say one person was stabbed near Park Ave and Lawrence; the victim was taken to a hospital and investigators are seeking tips.

A cellphone video released by RTD appears to show K‑9 Milo bite an unlicensed caregiver during a routine exam; Colorado regulators issued a cease‑and‑desist and an appeal is underway.

The Nuggets were eliminated 110-98 by the Timberwolves in Game 6, prompting fan frustration and fresh questions about coaching and roster health.

A Loveland man barricaded inside an apartment during a court-ordered eviction was arrested after negotiators and a K9 team resolved the standoff.

Senate Bill 26-152 would let Colorado speed cameras issue fines at just 6 mph over the posted limit, with special rules and fees for school and work zones.