A vehicle struck a building near 5th and Bryant in downtown Denver Thursday, igniting a fire at a gas station and shutting nearby streets while police investigate.

House Bill 1210 would bar companies from using 'surveillance data' to set individualized prices or wages after a 7-6 committee vote. Sponsors say it stops secret, algorithm-driven price and wage experiments; business groups warn of litigation risk.

Deadly fake Xanax pills laced with fentanyl are circulating in Colorado. Officials warn the only safe pills come from a pharmacy.

Denver Fire crews freed a worker who became pinned under a King Soopers fuel canopy at Havana & MLK; the employee was taken to hospital for advanced surgical care.

A 67-year-old man was struck and killed on Evergreen Parkway near Genesee. Troopers are searching for a white sedan and asking for tips.

A 19-year-old student was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at another student in a shared dorm bathroom at Colorado Mesa University; police say no one was hurt.

Shuck Brothers will open an oyster stand on Avanti’s second-floor patio on April 1, serving East- and West-coast oysters, lobster rolls and more.

EPA told Colorado to strengthen monitoring around six Western Slope compressor stations after finding permit-monitoring gaps that could miss VOC releases.

High Wind Warning through 3 PM MDT Sunday with gusts up to 60 mph. Light snow this morning, then a sharp warm‑up into the 70s–80s later in the week.

Smoke from Nebraska wildfires drifted into northeast Colorado on March 13, prompting a state air-quality advisory and haze across parts of the Front Range. Officials say the odor came from out‑of‑state fires, not local blazes.

Greeley police are seeking a former Franklin Middle School employee in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a 13-year-old student.

Denver’s Blue Bench says it lost roughly $500,000 — about 45% of its budget — after federal grant withdrawals, forcing staff cuts and a new fundraising push.

A die-in at Denver City Hall mourned a record 93 traffic deaths in 2025 and renewed calls for faster Vision Zero action and street fixes. Family members and advocates pressed the city for engineering changes and increased safety enforcement.