A family-run RiNo diner famous for oversized cinnamon rolls and old-school hospitality got a TV spotlight this week, highlighting its role as a neighborhood anchor.

Chef Quincy Cherrett’s Madeline opens May 7 in the former Fruition space with seasonal pastas, oysters and an intimate dining room. Reservations route through Resy.

An audit says Denver Fire hasn’t tracked the true costs of long‑running agreements with Englewood, Glendale, Sheridan and Skyline, and may be leaving taxpayers to make up the difference.

Paranormal author David Wilcock died after a reported mental‑health crisis near Nederland; local officials and his family have released a timeline and resources.

A Denver family says the city-run shelter euthanized their dog days after they tried to reclaim him. The family is seeking answers and pursuing records.

A citizen-led vacancy-tax petition in Boulder is on hold after the city began drafting its own ballot measure. Council and campaign timelines now determine whether voters will decide in November.

Parents say Vista Peak Prep’s varsity cheer program unraveled after a nationals trip, alleging racist treatment by a coach who later resigned while APS reviews complaints.

FBT Gibbons signed a full‑floor lease at downtown Denver’s 1801 California, taking roughly 22,131 square feet on the 49th floor as it expands its local office after a 2026 merger.

Northern Water will move a small, controlled amount of water into Chimney Hollow next week to test for uranium leaching from quarried rock before any water is released to towns.

A driver-owned rideshare co-op in Denver says drivers keep about 80% of each fare and the app has thousands of downloads as it bids for public contracts.

Savills’ Q1 market brief shows Denver‑Boulder life‑sciences vacancy rose as deliveries outpaced leasing, even as select startups and big rounds keep some deals moving. Product quality is now the premium.

Denver police named Abraham Jones wanted on felony menacing, burglary and assault charges and asked the public to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers with tips.

Denver breakfast chain Morning Story filed Chapter 11 after a promised capital infusion evaporated; filings show debts to merchant cash advance lenders and employees owed back pay.