A Denver federal judge ordered the release of an immigrant detainee and warned that immigration bond hearings are increasingly perfunctory. The decision could spur more habeas litigation.

Jack's Modern Steakhouse will return to Lone Tree after a late‑January electrical fire, reopening with new dishes and a hidden speakeasy in the Park Meadows building.

Denver police investigated a bomb‑threat call near Manual High School on Wednesday and found no danger to the public. Officials say the scene was cleared.

DPS says diesel costs jumped 44%, straining its bus budget and accelerating talk of electric buses that carry steep upfront costs.

Mild Wednesday turns breezy with gusts and a slight chance of late-day showers. Avoid open burning and secure loose outdoor items.

Gov. Jared Polis signed SB26‑004, expanding Colorado's ERPO law to let hospitals, schools and mental‑health centers petition courts for temporary firearm‑removal orders.

A bomb threat briefly shut down South Main Street in Breckenridge; police later declared it unfounded and lifted the evacuation about 20 minutes after first responding.

Two elk wandered into Jefferson County’s Mountain Precinct in Evergreen during National Wildlife Week, and the sheriff’s office used the moment to remind residents not to feed wildlife.

A Denver judge sentenced a man to five years after a hit-and-run last August killed a pedestrian. The sentence follows a reduced plea and months of investigation.

Trygve Berge, Breckenridge co-founder and ski-school pioneer, died April 2 at 93. He helped design Peak 8 and taught generations of Colorado skiers.

Students reported notes left on cars at a Northfield Target; Denver police arrested a man and charged him with soliciting for child prostitution. Detectives ask anyone with tips to call the Human Trafficking Unit.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue has opened at Broadmoor Towne Center in Colorado Springs, marking the chain’s seventh location in Colorado and expanding its plate-lunch footprint.

The 11-story Holiday Inn at 3333 N. Quebec sold for $9M; developers plan roughly 220–240 apartments and will keep many on-site amenities while permits move forward.