Denver police reissued details in the unsolved 2022 killing of Earnest Cox and are asking the public for tips. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers says tipsters may qualify for rewards.

Tap & Burger has closed its Belleview Station spot in the Denver Tech Center, the chain's second Denver shutdown since last year as owners reshape the footprint.

Columbine Hills residents say repeated outages this summer have left them sweltering, discarding food and demanding clearer answers from Xcel.

Alterra Mountain Co. has been offered a loan to relocate about 400 employees to downtown Denver, a move that could boost weekday foot traffic for a struggling central business district.

A passenger-shot video shows ICE agents removing a woman from a Southwest jetway at Denver International Airport. Federal officials say she remains in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

Gov. Polis signed HB26‑1079 after a lawmaker publicly tied the measure to her son’s near‑fatal crash. Starting Aug. 12, minors will need parental written permission for motorcycle instruction permits.

Former Nuggets guard Ty Lawson was booked in Douglas County after police say he took a bottle of vodka from a Castle Rock store and drank from it at a nearby restaurant.

United Rotorcraft at Centennial Airport is converting Black Hawk helicopters into water‑carrying Firehawks, supplying California agencies and building aircraft for Colombia while boosting local aerospace jobs.

Federal agents arrested 14 people in Operation Black Book, seizing firearms, cash and multiple kilograms of cocaine in a sweep tied to shipments into the Pine Ridge Reservation.

A disciplinary panel accepted a stipulation Monday that will censure Montezuma County Judge Ian J. MacLaren and impose a 90‑day unpaid suspension after he admitted to multiple instances of misconduct.

A Denver judge admitted an edited surveillance compilation at a preliminary hearing as prosecutors presented surveillance, Crime Stoppers audio and forensic matches tied to a black Jeep. The court took evidence under advisement.

A black bear was spotted treed in south Centennial on Monday; deputies and Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded and urged residents to secure trash and keep pets inside.

After weeks of wildfire smoke and a sharp drop in visitors, Leadville is counting on the Leadville Race Series to bring back racers, crews and business. Organizers say the season can go on with adjusted routes and safety plans.