Boulder asked the state’s high court to review an appeals ruling that barred upfront fees for police body‑camera footage after a local magazine was billed over $8,000. The petition spotlights a clash between Colorado’s accountability law and the criminal‑records fee statute.

The 104th Greeley Stampede runs June 24–July 5 at Island Grove with headline concerts, PRCA rodeos and family attractions. Here’s what to know about lineup, tickets and parking.

A Denver council committee paused a vote on the Wynkoop Crossing agreement, holding up a key pedestrian link that would connect Ball Arena to Lower Downtown.

Multiple rock slides blocked U.S. Highway 6 Thursday, closing the road between Golden and the Clear Creek County junction. Officials urged motorists to avoid the canyon.

Colorado has asked the 10th Circuit to overturn EPA’s rejection of its haze plan, with the fate of Nixon Unit 1 and state‑level coal retirements on the line.

Denver police are investigating a shooting in the 9800 block of East Girard Avenue; one victim was located and the extent of injuries is unknown. Detectives remain on scene.

Knightbridge Capital bought a two-building Meridian office package in Douglas County for a steep discount, adding roughly 175,000 square feet to its local holdings.

Field campaigns and a 2025 modeling paper suggest soil moisture data can improve wildfire spread forecasts in Colorado, but patchy coverage and costs limit immediate rollout. Researchers and local watershed groups are racing to scale networks this season.

Heavy overnight storms caused flash flooding in parts of Evergreen, leaving low‑water crossings underwater and damaging bridges, officials said.

A Denver attorney was disbarred and ordered to repay about $600,000 after forging a client’s settlement and pocketing proceeds, per a disciplinary agreement. The ruling follows a civil judgment tied to the same case.

Light rain and haze this morning; spotty storms possible this afternoon. Weekend heats into the 90s with a Fire Weather Watch in the high country.

Denver police released surveillance images after an aggravated robbery earlier this month and are asking residents to come forward with tips. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering a reward.

The family of Alex Martinez-Sarmiento filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit alleging excessive force after he was shot three times in the back by a Colorado Springs officer last July.