Summit County closed the Tenmile Canyon recpath after warnings that heavy storm loading and forecast winds could trigger avalanches onto the trail.

Commún plans to convert the Loretto Heights administration building into community space and rent‑to‑own and affordable apartments while preserving the chapel. The project pairs programming, an incubator and a path to ownership in southwest Denver.

Jefferson County says hazardous-materials drills will run at two school sites Thursday. Expect extra emergency-vehicle activity and avoid cordoned areas.

A winter storm on Tuesday snarled flights at Denver International Airport, prompting delays, cancellations and extra de‑icing.

The Community Foundation Boulder County is allocating $6 million from the Marshall Fire fund into three affordable-housing projects that will prioritize survivors. Projects include single‑family infill, senior apartments and modular homes.

Mild Monday with highs near 66°F, then a High Wind Watch for parts of the Front Range arrives Tuesday. Mountain snow returns midweek.

DIA traded 23.3 acres next to the Tower landfill to Republic Services and picked up a 16.5-acre Commerce City parcel to speed airport-area development.

DEA Rocky Mountain leader David Olesky frames victims — from a Cedar Run grandmother to families bereaved by fentanyl — at the center of federal drug enforcement in a new column.

Limited bodycam shows a Colorado Springs woman shot after entering a patrol car; an outside investigation and criminal charges are now underway.

Dozens convened at the Colorado State Capitol to push back against rising ICE activity and to promote rapid‑response networks and legal resources for affected communities.

A Boulder man has been charged with attempted murder after police say he assaulted an officer during a Feb. 9 response. Authorities say the suspect punched and choked the officer.

An investigation found private firms kept the lion's share of photo‑radar ticket revenue in some Colorado towns, prompting refunds and calls for stronger rules.

Weld County Sheriff's Office warns after a local person lost $1,200 to callers posing as deputies. Officials urge hanging up and verifying suspicious calls.