Chef Quincy Cherrett’s Madeline opens May 7 in the former Fruition space with seasonal pastas, oysters and an intimate dining room. Reservations route through Resy.

Three years after two workers were killed inside American Elm, Denver police have made no arrests and the $32,600 reward remains active.

A motorist was pronounced dead after a crash at Sheridan Boulevard and Bates Avenue in Denver; police say the cause is under investigation.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a trash truck on Interstate 76 early Friday; troopers closed part of the highway while they investigated. CDOT officials point to a rising pedestrian death toll statewide.

Denver police announced an outside death investigation in the 2200 block of Lawrence. The Office of the Medical Examiner will determine and release the cause.

An audit says Denver Fire hasn’t tracked the true costs of long‑running agreements with Englewood, Glendale, Sheridan and Skyline, and may be leaving taxpayers to make up the difference.

The Green Collective will relaunch as Every Little Thing and take over Town Pump Provisions' eatery in Cherry Creek, opening June 1 after a short May build‑out.

A Colorado bill would create a legislative security administrator and move some disclosure records off the public website, a reaction to last year’s Minnesota shootings. Lawmakers are set to debate the tradeoff between safety and transparency this week.

More than 100 Club Valencia residents remain displaced after two fires; a federal judge has set pretrial dates as the insurance fight heads to trial.

Castle Rock rewrote its water and wastewater development fees after measured water savings for new landscaping. Smaller single‑family homes will pay far less at permit time, but the change trims roughly $4 million in development revenue.

Sunny and warm Friday with gusty winds. Red Flag Warning runs 11 AM–8 PM Friday; avoid outdoor burning.

Two unexploded military ordnances were removed from an Evergreen home after Jefferson County bomb technicians X‑rayed the devices and the U.S. Army removed them. The sheriff’s office shared photos and thanked responding agencies.

Paranormal author David Wilcock died after a reported mental‑health crisis near Nederland; local officials and his family have released a timeline and resources.