Vista closed financing for Highline Vista, a 172‑unit Class A community at 16 W. Dry Creek Circle in Littleton, with first units expected mid‑2027.

A Philadelphia man was sentenced to 78 months and ordered to repay about $2.58M after pleading guilty to multi‑state COVID relief and romance‑scam frauds.

Aurora’s draft 10-year capital plan lists roughly $1.9 billion in repairs and projects across roads, parks and public safety as Build Up Aurora moves into ranking sessions. City staff are sorting priorities and funding options ahead of any ballot measure.

Parker officers say a traffic stop led to the seizure of more than 100 blue pills suspected to be fentanyl; one person was arrested and taken to the Douglas County Justice Center.

Major deals and deposit shifts are shrinking Colorado’s bank roster. Some mid‑market firms may gain access to larger, faster loans while others face fewer local options.

Curtis Fentress sold 421 and 433 Broadway to Magnetic Capital and Integra Land Co.; buyers say the site will host roughly 280 apartments, per public records.

Denver police are asking for help locating Vincent Flournoy, wanted on attempted first-degree murder and aggravated robbery charges. Tips to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720‑913‑STOP.

Aurora settled a federal suit and agreed to restore in‑person council meetings with a one‑hour public‑comment period and set speaker limits after months of protests.

A fire that began in an outside structure spread into a north Denver house; one person was evaluated for smoke inhalation and investigators responded.

Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera will lead Colorado’s Behavioral Health Administration after Commissioner Dannette Smith’s retirement amid staff complaints and an outside probe.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opened a $1 million grant round to help communities install bear‑resistant trash infrastructure and reduce human‑bear conflicts.

Sen. Michael Bennet turned in petition signatures at the Colorado Secretary of State’s office in Denver as his campaign moves to lock in a spot on the Democratic primary ballot. The filings give the campaign a backup ahead of March caucuses and petition deadlines.

The Denver Business Journal’s 2025 sales‑volume ranking names 20 brokerages that reported the most local residential sales — a self‑reported snapshot of who led as the market cooled.