A house fire on South Potomac Way displaced two adults, four children and five pets; crews put the blaze out and the cause is under investigation.

Tents and trash have reappeared under the Wadsworth overpass at 6th Avenue in Lakewood, prompting concerns about needles and fires. Police and outreach teams are on site while crews coordinate a cleanup with CDOT.

Sagard Real Estate’s Panorama Corporate Center in Centennial defaulted on a $133M loan and the debt was moved to special servicing. Lenders now weigh workout, sale or foreclosure options.

Five Colorado chefs and bar pros landed on the James Beard 2026 finalists list, with Denver and Grand Junction both represented across chef and beverage categories.

Billy Strings will play Ball Arena Sept. 18–19 and the Paramount Theatre Sept. 20; arena tickets go on sale April 3 and the ticket request closes April 6.

The City Administrator has ordered Stage 1 fire restrictions for Lafayette effective 7 a.m. March 31 as officials warn of low moisture and high fire danger.

Lawmakers introduced HB26-1267 to bar many wage garnishments, bank seizures and home liens for medical debt while requiring notice and capped payment plans.

After 15 years in Denver, Copper Kettle Brewing will close on June 27, 2026. A 15th‑anniversary weekend is set for June 6–8.

A packaging mix‑up prompted Schreiber Foods to recall 144 cases of Einstein Bros. Honey Almond cream cheese after cups were mislabeled as plain. Affected tubs carry a Jul 21, 2026 code.

Denver police say a fresh shooting is under investigation and separate from an earlier incident near 17th and Glenarm. No details yet; updates are expected.

Clear, warm Sunday with highs near 81°F. Fire Weather Watch Monday warns gusty winds and low humidity ahead of a cooler, snowy Tuesday.

Arapahoe County has opened a comment period on Crestone/Civitas’ proposed Buffalo well pad near South Manila and East Arizona; public comments are due April 8. Documents are online.

Mercy Housing broke ground yesterday on a 100‑unit affordable project at Loretto Heights, backed by a $1.5M state grant and city financing. The development has tax credits and council approvals in place.