Two unexploded military ordnances were removed from an Evergreen home after Jefferson County bomb technicians X‑rayed the devices and the U.S. Army removed them. The sheriff’s office shared photos and thanked responding agencies.

Three new buildings in Idaho Springs add about 120 income‑qualified apartments aimed at keeping teachers and service workers in town. State Prop 123 funds helped close the deal.

Deputies released photos after a weekend home burglary left the house ransacked; investigators want tips on four suspects and a 2014 white Subaru Outback.

A Denver judge handed Luis Rivas‑Newcomb 48 years after a 2022 Peoria Street shooting and crash killed two teens and another driver. The sentence follows a guilty plea filed last October.

Warm, windy and very dry: Denver is under a Red Flag Warning Wednesday with highs near 85°F and gusts to 35 mph. Avoid open burning today.

Arvada police arrested an Uber driver after an alleged January sexual assault and are asking other possible victims to contact investigators. Authorities identified the suspect through rideshare records and DNA evidence.

Clarion Partners paid roughly $88.6M for MorningStar at Holly Park, a 160-unit senior-living campus in Centennial that has reached full occupancy.

A 15-year-old bicyclist was seriously injured in a Littleton hit-and-run; investigators say a late-model dark SUV left the scene and troopers are seeking tips.

A 27-year-old man was shot early Monday at an Aurora apartment complex. Police say the suspected shooter is in custody and investigators are seeking tips.

A United jet at Denver International was evacuated Sunday after a reported bomb threat; the aircraft was searched and cleared and no injuries were reported.

A new mass‑timber Broncos headquarters in Englewood will unite players and staff and is set to open ahead of the 2026 season.

Sunny today with a quick warm-up; midweek highs in the 80s. Elevated fire danger is expected Wednesday–Thursday.

Denver police warn that a resident lost about $8,500 in gift cards after callers posing as bank and federal officials demanded “secured” payments. Officials urge residents to hang up and report the scam.