Authorities say a federal task force seized 57 firearms at a Pavillion property; prosecutors say the convicted owner and a Riverton meth defendant are being sent back to federal custody.

Angi will cut about 350 jobs, saying AI‑driven efficiency makes parts of its operation redundant. Company filings estimate $22M–$30M in charges and $70M–$80M in annual savings.

Town staff cut the 2026 sales‑tax forecast to $40.3M and urged council to approve multi‑million dollar reductions as a slow winter and low snowpack weigh on revenue.

Erie officials say an officer was dismissed after an internal probe into a social‑media comment; the FBI was notified and state paperwork names the officer as Haili Shimko.

A month after Denver’s five‑alarm Leetsdale blaze, nearby businesses and a small synagogue face months of repairs while investigators pursue an arson case.

Developers filed plans for a Four Seasons‑branded condo on Detroit Street in Cherry Creek — an eight‑story proposal with rooftop amenities and underground parking.

Colorado will pay $245,000 to settle a lawsuit after a corrections officer forced a Muslim man to shave his beard at intake, attorneys say.

A lender foreclosure has scrapped plans to convert the Symes building at 820 16th St. into 116 apartments, even after a $17M DDA award was approved.

Crate & Barrel will open inside Macy’s Furniture Gallery at Cherry Creek Shopping Center while Macy’s consolidates its furniture floor into the main store by April.

A second juvenile was sentenced to seven years in youth custody after pleading guilty to starting the Oct. 31, 2022 Tiffany Square Apartments fire that killed a mother and her 10-year-old daughter.

Loveland police say a SWAT response near N. Monroe Avenue ended with a suspect in custody and officials say there is no threat to the public.

Owner Rob Cohen says modular stadium components are en route and the club hopes to have the venue ready by July.

Denver Public Schools and local doctors are warning after the Benadryl social‑media challenge appeared to resurface; East High sent parents a notice and the district pointed families to prevention resources. Medical experts warn overdoses can cause seizures, arrhythmias, coma or death.