Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon; expect gusty winds and a wet commute.

A new 23rd Judicial District ICAC unit says it served three search warrants and arrested five people in Douglas County, officials announced.

Bulldozers are down at the old Lutheran Medical Center as E5X begins demolition for housing, retail and a potential city hall land swap. The project will be phased and include preserved historic buildings.

Aurora’s leave‑behind Narcan program is credited with saving lives and linking survivors to treatment.

The Colorado DMV suspended Academy School of Driving after finding alleged exam tampering, truncated road tests and illegal fees; about 460 licenses may be canceled.

Denver's bench carried the Nuggets to a 127-107 win over OKC, securing a top-four seed with a late 21-5 run.

Denver edged Michigan 4-3 in double overtime in Las Vegas as Kent Anderson scored and Johnny Hicks made 49 saves. The Pioneers advance to face Wisconsin in the title game.

A Centennial couple sued Unison in federal court, saying the company’s “no‑debt” equity pact is really a loan that could leave homeowners owing far more than they received.

Two Buttes Reservoir in southeast Colorado has gone dry, forcing state wildlife managers to rescind a fish-salvage order and spotlighting record-low snowpack. The empty basin is a stark sign of drought in the plains.

Denver police are investigating a shooting in the 1100 block of 32nd Avenue; one victim was located and investigators remain on scene.

Deputies say no one was hurt after shots were fired near Yoder on April 4. Video the sheriff posted shows a pickup at a home on Truckton Road and authorities are seeking tips.

Douglas County School District plans to present a mill levy override proposal this month to boost pay, special‑ed services and school safety; trustees could refer the measure this summer for a November vote.

A local nonprofit pitched Den‑Vair, a $350M plan to thread gondolas, a 500-foot Ferris wheel and an amphitheater through downtown Denver to jump‑start foot traffic. Backers say fares and sponsorships could cover costs while critics question feasibility and oversight.