A 55-year-old mountain biker was killed after colliding with a Jeep on Rampart Range Road; troopers say the rider was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.

The Red Cross says scheduled donations have plunged and inventories dropped by thousands of units as Colorado hits its most dangerous driving weeks. Donors who give through June 28 can get a $15 e‑gift card and entry to larger prize drawings.

Red Bull's Soapbox Race returns to Denver on June 13 at Empower Field, with free admission and about 40–45 DIY teams competing in the stadium parking lots.

Construction on Glendale's 10‑acre Four Mile District stopped last week, with the city and developer trading blame and litigation in the background.

Target opened a 529,000‑sq‑ft refrigerated hub in Thornton, investing $367M and adding roughly 383 jobs to speed fresh and frozen deliveries to nearly 130 stores. The center is the company’s first consolidation‑capable food DC in the region.

A 33-year-old driver was arrested after a May 30 traffic stop on Highway 85; deputies say two children in the vehicle were not properly restrained and multiple charges are pending.

Federal EV purchase credits have ended, but Colorado’s rebates and trade‑in program aim to make EVs affordable for working families. The state pairs point‑of‑sale discounts with long‑term fuel and maintenance savings.

An FAA ground stop at Denver International on Saturday left nearly 200 flights delayed as severe thunderstorms swept the Front Range.

Ron Williams, a Denver business and philanthropic leader who helped raise $250 million for Children’s Hospital Colorado and backed the National Western Stock Show, has died at 81.

Gov. Polis posted photos from a signing that extends Colorado’s Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit and pushes more loan funding to startups and Main Street businesses.

A new Denver directive routes many deputy misconduct cases in‑house, prompting sharp pushback from oversight officials.

Three people were injured in an early-morning Westminster townhome fire on Grove Street; investigators are on scene and crews responded quickly.

Two Denver‑area PrimoHoagies locations abruptly closed and the chain removed Colorado listings from its site, leaving customers and local listings with little explanation.