Denver police posted a "Mug Shot Monday" alert for Cody Nethers, 38, wanted on attempted first-degree assault and illegal firearm-discharge warrants. Tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers.

A Denver psilocybin co‑op says its educational, harm‑reduction model is legal; state regulators have issued cease‑and‑desist orders alleging unlicensed facilitation. The dispute could set a statewide precedent.

A late‑season storm will bring rain changing to heavy, wet snow Tuesday night into Wednesday, May 6. Expect several inches and messy commutes across the metro.

Global Net Lease will acquire Modiv Industrial in an all‑stock $535M merger, adding a 42‑property industrial portfolio and a Raleigh precast plant.

Gabriel Landeskog has become Jared Bednar’s playoff 'fixer,' delivering clutch plays and earning a Bill Masterton finalist nod while shifting between lines.

State grants totaling $40M will back 136 Colorado water projects — from school irrigation upgrades to turf replacement and reservoir studies as drought tightens.

Lawmakers want state enterprises to invest idle reserves into a fund to pay for child-care subsidies — supporters call it creative, critics call it risky and possibly unconstitutional.

A Boulder County judge sentenced Brandon Allen to 41 years after he shot his ex in her Longmont driveway while their children were in the car.

The DOJ demanded Denver stop enforcing its 1989 assault‑weapons ban and warned it would sue; Mayor Mike Johnston vowed to defend the law.

UMB Bank will anchor BMC Investments’ Cherry Lane with a new 55,000‑sf office and a ground‑floor branch in Cherry Creek North.

Smalls Sliders is expanding in Denver with a seven‑unit south Denver deal and a pipeline of Colorado locations, following a Northglenn debut earlier this year.

A nonprofit says it has nearly eight acres under contract in Brighton for a multigenerational, fully accessible, net‑zero cohousing village of dozens of homes. Founders are moving through due diligence and scheduling design workshops this summer.

North Metro Fire Rescue rolled out ZOLL Zenix monitors across its ambulance fleet, spending roughly $850,000 and reporting early CPR-related benefits on calls. The district says the devices give immediate, actionable feedback for crews in the field.