Denver plans a nearly $1 billion streets overhaul to prioritize buses and safety. Supporters call it life‑saving; critics warn it could slow commutes and shift congestion.

A Utah firm quietly filed to buy 36 acres north of Walsenburg to site a modular AI data center that could draw up to 15 MW, sparking local worry about water and power.

Denver police say one person was stabbed on the 4000 block of Quebec Street early Saturday; investigators are developing suspect information.

Two people were arrested after a vehicle stolen in a Denver carjacking was stopped in Lakewood; officers seized a loaded stolen handgun and suspected fentanyl.

Weins Development is moving to buy land around STEAM on the Platte and plans to start the River Mile rebuild by replacing Raices with housing and riverfront amenities.

Denver approved a $7M grant to expand its downtown safety plan, boosting patrols, outreach and activation as part of a wider push to revive the city center.

Meier Skis will open La Couloir, a 1,500‑sq‑ft taphouse inside its South Broadway factory serving local beer, Colorado wines and shot‑skis.

An overnight blaze badly damaged Denver's City Park bandstand, leaving the iconic bandshell cordoned off as investigators examine the scene.

Ten Colorado VW, Audi and Porsche dealers sued to overturn the Motor Vehicle Dealer Board’s approval of Scout’s direct-sales license; Scout and the state have asked a judge to dismiss the challenge. The case could set a precedent for how legacy automakers sell future EVs.

Aurora police have taken 28‑year‑old Gavin Pobst into custody on warrants tied to probation violations as fresh complaints surface about a fake‑ticket scam. Investigations span multiple Front Range jurisdictions.

Loveland Police and SWAT completed a planned search-warrant operation near W. 65th and San Isabel Wednesday; the department says the community is safe but may see continued police activity.

Lawmakers say a federal hold‑up of SBDC cooperative funds could force Colorado to curtail advising, training and state grant programs for small businesses.

The Colorado House approved HB26-1308 to let Front Range homeowners split residential lots through an administrative process. Supporters say it could create starter homes; local officials warn it erodes local control.