Mayor Mike Johnston says Denver will rebuild District 6 alongside workforce housing and retail on a Colfax block, with the city funding demolition and cleanup.

Denver’s first licensed psilocybin healing center has sued two former employees and a Littleton rival, alleging trade‑secret theft and breach of contract. The case could test Colorado’s non‑compete rules in a newly regulated market.

Aurora police renewed a call for witnesses and video after the July 20, 2025 killing of 16‑year‑old Cayden Mazotti. Investigators say a white Ford F‑150 may be connected.

Denver police investigated a bomb‑threat call near Manual High School on Wednesday and found no danger to the public. Officials say the scene was cleared.

Gov. Jared Polis signed SB26‑004, expanding Colorado's ERPO law to let hospitals, schools and mental‑health centers petition courts for temporary firearm‑removal orders.

The 11-story Holiday Inn at 3333 N. Quebec sold for $9M; developers plan roughly 220–240 apartments and will keep many on-site amenities while permits move forward.

Whataburger filed plans for a 3,380‑square‑foot, 24‑hour restaurant near the Outlets at Castle Rock. If approved, it would mark the chain’s return to metro Denver after decades.

Clear Tuesday morning warms into the low 70s with a slight late‑day shower chance and elevated fire weather expected Wednesday afternoon.

After a 13-year, $3M restoration, the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion in Capitol Hill reopened as eight luxury apartments with rents from $3,200 to $3,800.

A LaSalle woman who pleaded guilty in a Dec. 24, 2023 head‑on crash that killed an off‑duty deputy was sentenced to eight years of supervised probation and ordered to pay funeral costs.

Denver police arrested 31‑year‑old Anthony Apodaca after a downtown shooting near 18th and Stout; one person was hospitalized and the DA will review charges.

A single-vehicle crash on westbound I-70 at Kipling in Wheat Ridge left one person dead and two hospitalized while lanes were reduced during the morning commute.

Denver chiefs say multiyear delivery waits and aging rigs have left local fleets thin as peak fire season nears, forcing stopgap fixes and mutual aid.