Bubba’s 33 is converting the former Red Lobster at The Shops at Northfield in Denver. Construction is underway but no opening date has been set.

Police were on scene after a possibly armed person barricaded themself inside a Denver home; neighbors reported a heavy police presence.

A juvenile girl was ejected and killed after a Jeep left the road on northbound I‑25 near Walsenburg; the Colorado State Patrol says the crash is under investigation.

Utah clinched a playoff berth with a 4-1 win over Nashville, punching its ticket to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in Year Two.

A man wanted on an Arvada Police second‑degree assault warrant climbed onto a Highland Park apartment roof before U.S. Marshals and local officers arrested him. The capture ended a brief rooftop standoff, authorities say.

Two people were taken into custody after a foot pursuit in Denver following a reported aggravated auto theft, the department said.

A unanimous school board vote declared a Meridian Village parcel surplus, allowing a Shea Properties pitch for teacher- and county-worker-targeted affordable apartments. The decision moves a long‑reserved school site into development review.

A bill moving through the Colorado Legislature would eliminate the small share of retail marijuana sales tax paid to counties and towns, potentially cutting about $6 million from local coffers annually.

A suspect was arrested after deputies found more than 80 pounds of meth in a vehicle on I‑70 in Eagle County, the latest large seizure on the mountain corridor.

Mayor Mike Johnston says Denver will rebuild District 6 alongside workforce housing and retail on a Colfax block, with the city funding demolition and cleanup.

Denver’s first licensed psilocybin healing center has sued two former employees and a Littleton rival, alleging trade‑secret theft and breach of contract. The case could test Colorado’s non‑compete rules in a newly regulated market.

Aurora police renewed a call for witnesses and video after the July 20, 2025 killing of 16‑year‑old Cayden Mazotti. Investigators say a white Ford F‑150 may be connected.

Denver police investigated a bomb‑threat call near Manual High School on Wednesday and found no danger to the public. Officials say the scene was cleared.