Wood Partners has started site work on the 252-unit Alta Longmont project in Longmont, adding seven buildings and resort-style amenities. The community is slated for spring 2028 delivery.

A cow that wandered from Lakewood into Denver was corralled in a city park late Tuesday after responders guided it into a fenced area.

Advocates say an elderly man with cognitive impairments was released from the Aurora ICE facility before dawn and wandered downtown for hours before volunteers found him. The case has renewed calls for daytime releases.

A 41-year-old Summit County man died after rear-ending a tractor-trailer on westbound I‑70 near Frisco; the Colorado State Patrol is investigating.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal moved El Paso County back to Stage I fire restrictions today; open burning and fireworks remain banned and fines apply. Residents should follow clearance rules.

The Interior Department finalized the rollback of the Biden‑era Public Lands Rule, removing a path for conservation leases and clearing the way for more drilling, logging and grazing. Conservation groups vow legal fights while industry praises the move.

Journey added a Denver stop to its Final Frontier farewell tour — Ball Arena will host the band on Nov. 22, 2026. Citi presales begin May 13 and general tickets go on sale May 15.

Two people were hospitalized after a shooting near Federal Blvd. and Colfax Ave. in Denver; officials released few details as police investigate.

Council members are pushing a rewrite that would force new disclosures about who pays lobbyists, add a $5,000 grassroots threshold and an 18‑month cooling‑off ban.

Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon was struck in the face by a clearing attempt Monday in St. Paul, briefly left the ice bloodied and returned to the bench for the third period.

Craig Morton, the Broncos' Ring of Famer who led Denver to its first Super Bowl, has died at 83 at his Mill Valley home, the family confirmed.

The American Red Cross will open an evacuation center at 6 p.m. tonight at Grace Place Church in Berthoud, county officials said.

Denver approved a $225,000 settlement after officers mistakenly stopped a couple at gunpoint and fired at their car in RiNo.