Aurora police arrested an 18‑year‑old in connection with a January drive‑by that sent rounds into an occupied north Aurora home; investigators say cameras, LPR and cellphone data tied him to the scene.

Commerce City police say two people were arrested after a months‑long spree of burglaries that hit nearly three dozen Latino‑owned businesses across the Denver metro.

Denver Summit FC leased about 10,467 sq ft at Mercantile Square in LoDo for its corporate headquarters, preparing to move in early 2026 ahead of its NWSL debut. The deal marks a visible downtown commitment for the expansion club.

Soccer Mommy and Grace Potter lead Denver Botanic Gardens' 2026 Summer Concert Series. Member presales begin in mid‑March and public tickets go on sale March 16.

A state-led public-private plan will convert underused Lakewood land into roughly 120 affordable rentals, dozens of attainable homes and on-site childcare.

Greeley Police Chief Adam Turk struck a 15-year-old cyclist Sunday; the teen was hospitalized and state troopers have taken over the investigation.

Loveland’s fire board unanimously issued a notice of intent to terminate Chief Tim Sendelbach, setting a hearing next week and prompting union and community backlash.

CBI says an 18-year-old was arrested in La Junta in connection with the shooting death of a 17-year-old. Authorities have released few details about the incident.

The Downtown Development Authority has opened a call for multidisciplinary teams to reimagine the Denver Pavilions and nearby lots after a $37M acquisition. Officials want bold concepts that pair design, financing and leasing.

Denver police say two people were taken to hospitals after a shooting in the 1500 block of W Maple Ave. Investigators remain on scene.

A Denver judge ordered Tilo Lopez to repay $311,191.64 after a restitution hearing found huge markups on demolition and asbestos work billed to an elderly couple. The Laras say the losses forced them to keep working into their late 70s and early 80s.

Denver Public Schools' proposal to remove Kaiser Permanente from employee plans has teachers and union leaders demanding cost data and transparency ahead of a Feb. 19 board vote.

QuikTrip paid $3M for a 1.37‑acre north Denver parcel that sits inside the city's 2025 gas‑station buffer. The purchase raises new questions about the company's next move.