Denver police posted a short reel showing plainclothes investigators in a covert operation aimed at curbing solicitation. Advocates say past stings have raised concerns about immigrant communities.

A small plane went down about 20 miles south of Grand Junction on Friday; both occupants walked away and were flown to a hospital. Federal investigators have been notified.

Colorado State has repaved Christman Airfield and is expanding drone testing lanes, subsurface imaging facilities and student training on its Foothills campus. The upgrades aim to support research, wildfire response and industry partnerships.

Commerce City police arrested a driver after officers say he was about four times the legal limit and was stopped feet from an elementary school; police say alcohol and meth were found in the vehicle.

The FAA ordered a ground stop at Denver International Airport Thursday as storms with microbursts and damaging winds moved across the Front Range. Flights were held and delays followed.

Jefferson Center will close its adult residential recovery program after state Medicaid reimbursement changes, affecting about 150 clients and roughly 50 staff. The center says enrolled clients can finish current stays.

Design and engineering work has begun on a proposed Spiral Tower in downtown Denver that could top out at 673 feet and reshape the skyline.

The Nuggets waived veteran Jonas Valančiūnas before a July 8 guarantee, saving about $8M and leaving Denver with a $2M payout and more offseason flexibility.

A Denver officer was fired after an alleged downtown assault, and a second officer was cited after a late‑night Larimer Street driving incident. The department says administrative and criminal reviews are underway.

Denver police say court‑designated sexually violent predator Anthony James Bryant is staying in Five Points' 1900 block of 29th Street and released an alert with reporting numbers. Officials provided hotline and registry contact details.

A two‑building Uptown office complex long eyed for apartments is going to auction in August with a $1.5M opening bid amid weak downtown leasing.

A transmission‑related outage knocked out power to roughly 27,000 Holy Cross Energy customers across the Vail Valley; crews from Holy Cross and Xcel are working to restore service.

The free, three‑day Colorado Black Arts Festival returns to City Park July 10–12 for its 40th anniversary with three stages, 80+ artists and a returning Boogaloo parade.