Douglas County deputies used drones and a K‑9 to track and arrest two men who fled a vehicle at a King Soopers parking lot; one suspect faced multiple warrants.

A bipartisan Colorado bill would require schools to adapt activities so students with disabilities can participate; it's now on Gov. Jared Polis's desk.

Bill Koch’s 52‑acre Elk Mountain Lodge near Aspen is reportedly headed to auction after years on and off the market. The compound once carried a $125M asking price.

Thunderstorms prompted an FAA ground‑delay at Denver International on Wednesday, producing dozens of delays and snarled connections. Travelers were urged to check airline status.

Colorado has no statewide license for home inspectors; buyers should verify credentials, insurance and scope before hiring an inspector.

Partly cloudy start with a 30% chance of afternoon storms and small hail in Denver. Expect slick roads for the evening commute.

A late‑night collision on U.S. 85 at E. 120th Ave in Brighton left a cyclist dead. Police say the driver stayed at the scene and are asking witnesses to call.

A new statewide coalition led by Children's Hospital Colorado is pressing gubernatorial candidates to prioritize youth mental health, with a May 28 forum testing their plans.

Surveillance footage released by Aurora police shows two teens assaulting a man at the Florida RTD station. Officers arrested two 17-year-olds and are seeking witnesses and the victim.

A fuel tanker rolled over on I‑70 near C‑470, closing westbound lanes while hazmat crews cleaned a roughly 200‑gallon leak. The driver was uninjured.

A VA Office of Inspector General review found mammogram images for veterans at the Aurora VA were delayed after its in‑house program closed in 2024, prompting nine recommendations to fix image sharing and follow‑up.

Denver’s Stoney’s signed a 10‑year lease for the former Oskar Blues at 118 N. Tejon St., aiming to open by the NFL season with beer, bar fare and big‑screen sports.

Arizona will lead NNME Southwest, coordinating training and employer partners across five states to tackle a projected shortfall in chip industry workers.