Four Pueblo‑area residents sued San Isabel Electric, alleging its lines and vegetation practices helped spark the Aspen Acres Fire; authorities say the blaze was human‑caused and investigations continue.

After 13 years the High Plains Comedy Festival is ending, organizers said — a final blowout is planned and other presenters are already reshuffling the summer calendar.

A Denver immigration judge says she was abruptly removed in June after granting bond in a high‑profile case, warning the purge could undercut due process. Local reporting lays out how the dismissal fits a wider DOJ shake‑up.

Aurora police are asking witnesses to a July 4 house‑party shooting in northwest Aurora after one man was wounded. Detectives want video and tips.

New CJRA data and local reporting show a spike in long‑pending civil motions in Colorado federal court, with clerks correcting errors and lawmakers eyeing more judges.

Denver rezoned 114 acres near DIA to clear the way for United’s new training campus, promising dozens of simulators and public open space. The project’s phases and approvals will play out over several years.

A Greeley man sold a 35‑acre parcel that includes the Poudre–South Platte confluence to the city with a deed that requires a memorial to his grandparents. The land stays farmed under a lease through 2028 while planners eye trail ties.

Audio engineers at the Federal Theatre, the Oriental Theater and HQ Denver voted to join IATSE Local 7 after a June 30 NLRB election, organizers say.

Denver police say an adult man was found dead near the 3800 block of W Arizona Ave as homicide detectives investigate. Tips are being requested.

A brush fire burned about 4.1 acres near the Baptist Road exit on I‑25 north of Colorado Springs on Monday, briefly closing southbound lanes before crews reopened traffic.

Gunfire at Cherry Creek's swim beach prompted a partial closure Sunday; no injuries were reported and multiple people were detained.

Denver police say they are investigating an outdoor death on the 1500 block of South Xavier Street. The medical examiner will determine cause and police will only update if it becomes a homicide.

A lawsuit says a Colorado Springs man fell from a fourth‑floor hotel window after an allegedly unsupervised psilocybin session, leaving him hospitalized and seeking damages.