SOL Mexican Cocina’s Cherry Creek location has closed after a decade at 200 Columbine; a door sign cites lease expiration and the operator and landlord did not comment.

Thornton police evacuated the City Pool and Margaret W. Carpenter Recreation Center Tuesday after threats prompted searches and reunification points, officials say.

Two people were injured in an early Sunday shooting in Denver's Verbena Park. Police and Metro Denver Crime Stoppers are asking for tips and offering a reward.

A scout who calls himself "The Baseball Spy" was seen filming Rockies coaches at Coors Field and was reportedly dismissed after the league was notified.

AdventHealth will manage daily operations at three Intermountain hospitals across the Denver metro after a letter of intent; the deal faces regulatory review.

A road‑rage dispute in Loveland escalated to a stabbing that left a teenager seriously hurt and a 19‑year‑old arrested, police say.

Aurora's official account asked a user for an Access Aurora case number after a reply threatened to tow a trailer to Bennett at "about 120 mph."

Porky's Chicken is moving from its food truck into a roughly 1,800‑sq‑ft Federal Boulevard storefront; city filings show an $87,000 build‑out. The operator plans grab‑and‑go counter service with added menu items.

A disciplinary panel accepted a stipulation Monday that will censure Montezuma County Judge Ian J. MacLaren and impose a 90‑day unpaid suspension after he admitted to multiple instances of misconduct.

A new CDPHE report shows rural Colorado trails urban counties on most measures and lays out workforce, telehealth and funding steps.

LoHi favorite Recess Beer Garden is set to open a Tivoli Student Union outpost in Denver before the fall semester, taking over the space that housed Tivoli Brewing and Quad Side Tavern.

Healthpeak sold a 49% stake in an 86‑property outpatient portfolio to Brookfield for about $2.1B, raising roughly $1.025B while keeping operational control. The move recycles capital into outpatient and lab real estate.

A Denver judge admitted an edited surveillance compilation at a preliminary hearing as prosecutors presented surveillance, Crime Stoppers audio and forensic matches tied to a black Jeep. The court took evidence under advisement.