A tiny French bakery on Lookout Mountain may be forced to close after Jefferson County denied a request to let the owners live on-site.

Fit Fusion is bringing two Crunch 3.0 gyms to Westminster and East Hampden in Denver, promising large studio spaces, recovery tech and local hiring ahead of fall 2026 openings.

Cargill has locked out more than 1,700 Teamsters at its Fort Morgan beef plant, halting production and leaving many workers unpaid as contract talks collapse. The shutdown is already reverberating through the small town and regional supply chain.

Tens of thousands descend on Boulder for the BOLDERBoulder 10K on Monday, May 25. Expect early road closures, limited parking and a packed Memorial Day tribute at Folsom Field.

Arapahoe County’s Jan. 26 Point‑in‑Time count shows unsheltered numbers down as Aurora’s new navigation campus and Englewood programs moved people indoors.

Atomic Cowboy agreed to pay $800,000 to about 700 servers after arbitration found alleged tip‑credit abuses; a Denver judge approved the settlement last Friday.

Denver Public Schools has opened a community listening process to review boundaries as enrollment falls. Surveys are open through June 5.

An ADL report says Cloudflare still protects a gore forum tied to the Evergreen High School shooter, raising fresh local safety and legal questions.

Cool, breezy morning; scattered showers and a few strong storms possible this afternoon and evening, mainly east of I‑25.

Denver-based VF Corp. posted its first annual revenue gain in three years, widened margins and reinstated FY'27 guidance.

A small dog was attacked by a coyote at Garden of the Gods on May 15; Colorado Parks and Wildlife and park staff have posted warnings and urged caution. Pet owners are being reminded to keep animals leashed.

An administrative law judge found classroom skits pressured students; the Denver school board has accepted the recommended dismissal of a Northeast Early College teacher. The decision centers on skits and personal disclosures deemed inappropriate for the classroom.

A House Judiciary Committee has demanded records from Denver and Boulder about limits on cooperation with ICE, giving local officials a June 3 deadline. The move escalates a months‑long fight over surveillance, detainers and executive orders.