Thornton PD impounded 41 animals from unsanitary conditions, requesting community support for local shelters through adoption, fostering, volunteering, or donations.

Littleton Public Schools settled for $3.85 million with families of three abused autistic children; the paraprofessional involved admitted to charges. The settlement is insurance-funded, with policy revisions to prevent future incidents.

Denver Fire Department's Station 21, situated at the north end of Wash Park, remains committed to service even during winter, as shared in a social media post.

An Edgewater officer shot and wounded a suspect near W. 32nd Avenue and Pierce Street in Wheat Ridge Saturday. No officers were injured and investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Denver forecasted to experience chilly temperatures and snow, with the potential for minor accumulation and significantly cold wind chill values. Conditions expected to improve with warmer temperatures later in the week.

Chef Best and partner Sean have opened Le Do Thai in LoDo, serving golden street noodles, plant-forward options and a full bar. The new spot is open for dine-in, takeout and delivery.

A family-run Cuban bakery that began at farmers' markets has opened a tiny Curtis Park counter serving pastelitos and cafecito in limited morning hours.

A state panel cleared eight versions of a plan to replace Colorado’s flat income tax with graduated brackets. Backers now face a costly petition drive and likely legal fights.

A 102-unit, all-electric building opened Jan. 22 on West Colfax; ULC and city officials say the homes will remain affordable for at least 99 years.

A vandalism spree along Broadway left dozens of cars and multiple buildings with smashed glass, including damage to Trinity United Methodist’s historic stained glass.

Denver is forecasted to experience snow and low temperatures as arctic air arrives; there's a small chance of snow tonight and increased likelihood on Friday, with continued cold into the weekend.

Colorado launches the eHealth Solutions Challenge, led by Lt. Governor Primavera and the OeHI, offering up to $150,000 for technological solutions to improve health data interoperability and analysis.

Advance Stores Inc. leased 178,027 square feet at Ascent Commerce Center in Commerce City, filling a major airport‑area industrial building.