An investor says it was shorted in a June 2025 buyout and is suing Formativ for $2.1M over contractor selection on the 3850 Blake RiNo project.

A woman was found Jan. 29 in an unincorporated part of Arapahoe County. Deputies say the death is being investigated as a homicide and are asking for tips.

Sunny, dry stretch for Denver with highs rising into the mid-60s by Thursday and minimal precipitation through early next week.

DRCOG landed a Build America Bureau award to scope costs, design standards and financing plans that could speed five BRT corridors across the Denver metro.

Meati was evicted from its Thornton plant after officials moved to seize equipment over unpaid local taxes. County staff say machinery and furniture will be inventoried and may go up for auction within months.

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai will close CU Boulder's Conference on World Affairs on April 16 with a ticketed conversation while most programming remains free.

A Westminster man pleaded guilty to financing terrorism after prosecutors say he planned to travel overseas to join ISIS. Sentencing is set for April 2, 2026.

UCHealth clinicians say about 45% of their liver transplants are now linked to alcohol-related liver disease, with younger adults and women hardest hit. Patient groups are calling for more recovery and monitoring resources.

Ma’s Kitchen is taking over the neighboring storefront on East Colfax to open a moody dim-sum, noodle and cocktail room while keeping a takeout-focused outpost.

Golden’s short social alert about two daytime sexual assaults drew a wave of commenters demanding locations, times and suspect details. Officials say they’re balancing public safety and an active probe.

Aurora police arrested a 71-year-old after an 18-year-old pedestrian died following a hit-and-run on East Colfax; investigators say city real-time tech helped identify the SUV.

Denver police say one person drove themselves to a hospital after a shooting in the 500 block of N Alton Way; investigators are working the scene.

Colorado corrections officials boosted surveillance at La Vista in Pueblo after online posts set Jan. 31 as a deadline to free Tina Peters. The department says operations are normal while security is heightened.