After a quick coffee run, deputies used a tracking device and K9 Ultimo to recover a stolen car; the suspect surrendered and faces multiple felony charges. Local authorities posted video of the arrest.

The University of Colorado Foundation is doing due diligence on Independence Plaza, a largely vacant 567,000‑sq‑ft office tower on the 16th Street Mall. The purchase, if completed, could reshape the downtown office landscape.

The Colorado House cleared the so-called Tamale Act to let home cooks legally sell certain refrigerated foods. Supporters hail new opportunity; health officials warn of inspections and safety risks.

A bicyclist was seriously injured near Washington Park early Tuesday. Police issued a crash alert and traffic delays are expected during the investigation.

R&B singer SiR will headline Denver’s Juneteenth Music Festival on June 20 in Five Points. The free, daylong street festival returns with multiple stages, a parade and 100+ vendors.

Denver police posted a "Mug Shot Monday" alert for Cody Nethers, 38, wanted on attempted first-degree assault and illegal firearm-discharge warrants. Tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers.

North Metro Fire Rescue rolled out ZOLL Zenix monitors across its ambulance fleet, spending roughly $850,000 and reporting early CPR-related benefits on calls. The district says the devices give immediate, actionable feedback for crews in the field.

Cale Makar scored twice after a scary hit and Devon Toews had four points as the Avalanche outlasted the Wild 9-6 in a chaotic Game 1 at Ball Arena.

Boulder is weighing a change to how tipped wages are calculated that could slow base-pay raises for servers while giving restaurants more payroll flexibility. Public comment runs through June 2.

Photos show a Commerce City SWAT visit to Stuart Middle School where students climbed into a BearCat; the department says a flash‑bang was briefly used.

Despite construction at Civic Center Park, Denver's two‑day Cinco de Mayo festival goes on with relocated stages, vendors and new safety and traffic plans.

A Denver man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of a 25-year-old and faces up to 38 years when he is sentenced in July.

New renderings show a two‑floor, 23,000‑sq‑ft Clubhouse Cherry Creek with private offices, a golf lounge and five Trackman simulators. Founding‑member spots are now on a waitlist.