Trammell Crow filed plans to replace a DTC office tower at 7601 E. Technology Way with two Alexan buildings totaling about 660 apartments. Morning Calm recently closed on the parcels and records show a $90M loan tied to the purchase.

Denver developer Ben Hrouda filed personal Chapter 11 on Feb. 6, listing $155M in liabilities as lenders sue and a receiver takes control of a southside storage site.

Two 32‑unit North Aurora buildings filed Chapter 11 after revenue dropped and lenders moved in. Brokers are marketing the pair as a packaged sale.

Milk Tea People is moving from a hidden Market Station alley into a 2,800‑square‑foot corner storefront at 16th and Blake, backed in part by a $640,000 DDA loan.

Clear and breezy Tuesday with highs near 53°F. Mountain snow through midweek and rain risk late Thursday into Friday.

A short, three‑day pre-application window for Colorado’s emergency rental assistance is open through Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. Selected applicants will be invited to complete full applications.

A new 9NEWS investigation found many items sold at Denver International Airport were substantially marked up compared with local prices, prompting scrutiny and a proposed state bill.

State records show a big December bump in sports-betting tax receipts as clinicians warn the betting boom is already causing addiction and financial harm. Providers say more prevention and treatment are needed.

Denver Police say officers are monitoring downtown demonstrations and listed a non‑emergency number. Expect possible closures near major corridors.

StarRise filled its 58 permanent‑supportive apartments by December 2025, turning donated industrial land in north Greeley into long‑term homes with on‑site services.

A Loveland K9 was hurt and a 50-year-old Greeley man faces felony and misdemeanor charges after a traffic stop escalated near West 45th Street.

A DOJ interim rule would compress appeal windows and let the Board summarily dismiss many immigration appeals. Colorado advocates say the change denies due process and will overwhelm legal clinics.

ACLU and Denver lawyers say ICE continued warrantless arrests in Colorado after a Nov. 25 federal injunction; a 98‑page amended complaint seeks class‑wide relief.