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.

A new Colorado report shows a slight dip in Metro Denver homelessness in 2025, even as El Paso County and other regions saw increases and statewide services reached more people.

A Denver-based buyer paid $71.5M for a 13-building Commerce City industrial portfolio, adding roughly 466,000 square feet to its logistics holdings.

A planning commission vote moved AdventHealth’s Redtail Ridge campus forward in Louisville, advancing a 371,600‑sq‑ft hospital and 62,000‑sq‑ft medical office toward council review.

A Denver jury's $17.45M silicosis verdict raises questions about warnings, insurance and regulation across the engineered‑stone industry.

A thunderstorm-driven FAA ground stop paused arrivals at DEN on Sunday, producing roughly 30-minute delays and prompting NWS warnings for gusts and hail. Travel disruptions stretched into the afternoon.

A Colorado Springs paraprofessional earning about $26K says rising rents and limited rental aid have left her weighing whether to leave her job and city.

A Colorado appeals court ruled that Boulder’s camping and blanket bans target conduct, not the status of being unhoused, leaving local enforcement intact as plaintiffs plan an appeal.