Parking will be banned and streets closed Monday for Commerce City's 60th Annual Memorial Day Parade; police warn vehicles left on the route may be towed.

A Locked On segment shows a former Buffaloes player accusing Deion Sanders of a recruiting "lie," renewing friction between the coach and ex-players. The exchange adds to scrutiny around Colorado's recruiting practices.

Arapahoe County assessor data show single‑family median near $576,000 — down from 2022 highs but not collapsing. The numbers point to moderation rather than a crash.

Riot BBQ has taken over the kitchen at Sedalia’s Wide Open Saloon, pairing its smokehouse favorites with the venue's summer concert lineup.

A section of a prefabricated home fell off a trailer and blocked both lanes of Highway 62 near the Dallas Divide; crews are working to clear the scene.

TSA's guidance now lists medical marijuana as allowed with "special instructions," but Denver International Airport still bans cannabis on its property. Travelers face mixed signals at DEN.

A Denver man says he was nearly crushed when a Waste Connections truck dumped and compacted a dumpster he was sleeping in; he’s suing over alleged safety failures. The suit points to industry standards and Colorado law.

Atomic Cowboy agreed to pay $800,000 to about 700 servers after arbitration found alleged tip‑credit abuses; a Denver judge approved the settlement last Friday.

Jefferson County commissioners approved a 10-month pause on new data center applications to study water, wildfire and public-health impacts. The decision leaves some already‑zoned projects eligible under strict siting rules.

Colorado Democrats filed a complaint seeking to censure Gov. Jared Polis after he commuted Tina Peters' sentence, making her eligible for parole June 1.

Denver plans to warm and cool downtown with deep geothermal wells and heat recovered from sewers. A micro-loop pilot is targeted in about two years and a broader buildout could follow.

Vice President JD Vance will deliver the U.S. Air Force Academy's commencement address next Thursday as more than 900 cadets prepare to commission. The ceremony will be held at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs.

Aurora lawmakers advanced a repeal of board‑structure rules after the Housing Authority won an appellate ruling; the move aims to ease financing worries for local affordable projects.