Denver Public Schools has opened a community listening process to review boundaries as enrollment falls. Surveys are open through June 5.

An ADL report says Cloudflare still protects a gore forum tied to the Evergreen High School shooter, raising fresh local safety and legal questions.

Cool, breezy morning; scattered showers and a few strong storms possible this afternoon and evening, mainly east of I‑25.

Denver-based VF Corp. posted its first annual revenue gain in three years, widened margins and reinstated FY'27 guidance.

A small dog was attacked by a coyote at Garden of the Gods on May 15; Colorado Parks and Wildlife and park staff have posted warnings and urged caution. Pet owners are being reminded to keep animals leashed.

An administrative law judge found classroom skits pressured students; the Denver school board has accepted the recommended dismissal of a Northeast Early College teacher. The decision centers on skits and personal disclosures deemed inappropriate for the classroom.

A House Judiciary Committee has demanded records from Denver and Boulder about limits on cooperation with ICE, giving local officials a June 3 deadline. The move escalates a months‑long fight over surveillance, detainers and executive orders.

UCHealth closed on more than 79 acres along Highway 56 in Berthoud, creating a sizable northern Colorado landholding. The system has not yet disclosed plans for the tract.

CSU trials and a city planting sprint are testing drought‑tolerant, pest‑resistant trees as emerald ash borer and heat pressure reshape Denver's canopy. The goal: find species that actually survive.

A Berthoud fire lieutenant is in the ICU after a wrong‑way driver struck his car on I‑25; the wrong‑way driver died at the scene and investigators are probing what happened.

Denver-based SSR Mining agreed to sell its 80% stake in Turkey's Çöpler mine to Cengiz Holding, two years after a 2024 landslide that made the site a legal and environmental flashpoint.

Boulder County reversed course and reinstated the permit for the contentious Cemex Lyons plant after revisiting the traffic analysis behind a planned shutdown. Neighbors and regulators remain sharply divided.

Boulder County is shaping designs for an 11‑mile separated bikeway along U.S. 36 between Boulder and Lyons, with a 12‑ft path, tricky crossings and a roughly $95M estimate.