Azure Printed Homes opened a Denver factory that will 3D-print small homes from recycled plastic, backed by state loans and projected to produce 352 units a year.

State regulators voted 3-0 to overturn Elbert County and clear Xcel’s Segment 5 of the $1.7B Power Pathway, shifting the fight to permits, fees and land rights. Construction still hinges on easements and PUC conditions.

Douglas County approved a roughly $100,000 subscription to TimePilot, an AI evidence platform officials say shrinks months of case review to hours after a yearlong trial.

A $5 e‑bike entry fee will begin at Maroon Bells this May as officials move to manage surging e‑bike traffic and fund on‑site management. Season passes will cover the charge.

Top Chef winner Hosea Rosenberg is opening Morso at Table Mesa’s former Under the Sun. The Italian‑American spot will serve wood‑fired pizzas and housemade pastas.

Surgeons at UCHealth implanted a brain‑computer interface into higher cortical areas in Aurora; researchers say the move, among the first of its kind, could restore device control and sensation.

A new statewide methane rule will expand monitoring and require costly gas systems at many landfills, and counties warn residents could face higher trash bills.

Pre-applications for Colorado's emergency rental assistance are open through Wednesday at 5 p.m.; priority goes to renters facing eviction and help is available in English and Spanish.

Denver police shared photos of three people they say are wanted for kidnapping and urged tips to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers. The post lists names and physical details.

A man was shot late Saturday near East Colfax and North Macon; Aurora police say the victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and a suspect fled on foot.

A Parker officer chased and arrested a suspect after climbing through a window and vaulting a six‑foot fence. The person was wanted on an active felony warrant.

A Parker family says the federal VOICE hotline helped after 22-year-old Carissa Aspnes was critically injured in an Aurora crash. The driver faces county charges as the family navigates care and bills.

A 13‑year‑old was arrested after a car crashed into a house in Aurora’s 1100 block of N. Jamaica; one woman was seriously injured and taken to hospital.