Spencer Jones scored 20 and made game-changing defensive plays in Denver’s 125-113 Game 5 win — a rise that traces back to a gritty training-camp moment.

A new Colorado bill would require investor‑owned utilities to offer standardized percentage‑of‑income plans, accept direct applications and post clear eligibility information online.

A morning crash on C-470 near Ken Caryl left one person dead and closed westbound lanes for about two hours. State troopers are investigating.

Colorado Springs Utilities aims to enlarge Montgomery Reservoir from roughly 5,700 to about 13,800 acre‑feet to capture more runoff and bolster drought resilience.

Nikola Jokić’s triple-double forced a Game Six and Denver now travels to Minneapolis to face an injury-hit Timberwolves in a decisive road test.

Teachers asked the Douglas County School District to recognize their union and start bargaining a first contract in 13 years. The board heard the pitch but did not vote.

The Senate adopted a conference report on HB26‑1410, advancing Colorado's $46.8B budget while adding money for competency care, corrections staffing and several policy footnotes.

Cloudy, breezy start Wednesday with scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm risk. Steadier rain and gusty north winds expected Thursday; a drier weekend follows.

Marczyk Mighty Market opened a 450‑sq‑ft outpost at Denver Milk Market, bringing ready‑to‑eat meals, housemade breads and pantry staples to LoDo. A ribbon cutting with Pete Marczyk is planned on Wednesday.

Greg Berman has been named president and executive medical director of the Colorado Permanente Medical Group as Kaiser expands new clinics and hospital partnerships across the Front Range.

An Aurora man is in custody after a delivery-van crash Monday that seriously injured a pregnant woman and injured several others, police say.

Colorado’s Supreme Court ruled 4‑3 that rental companies offering supplemental policies aren’t insurers under state law, narrowing the route for bad‑faith suits and sending claimants back to the named insurer.

A judge gave Cesar Hernandez‑Sanchez a combined 14‑year prison term after a 2025 Highway 58 DUI crash that killed one man and seriously injured two others. Victim outreach groups are assisting the family.