Nikola Jokic's triple-double and Aaron Gordon's late heroics carried Denver to a 137-132 OT win over Portland, pushing the Nuggets into the West's No. 3 seed.

Jefferson County deputies released images after a March 1 parking‑lot dispute at Red Rocks that left a car with felony‑level damage and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A one-year contract approved this spring gives Denver sheriff deputies a 4% pay bump retroactive to Jan. 1, 2026, and adds specialty pay for mounted patrol. Implementation will be logged in council records.

Clear Tuesday morning warms into the low 70s with a slight late‑day shower chance and elevated fire weather expected Wednesday afternoon.

A Jefferson County judge gave a wrong‑way driver 12 years behind bars after a head‑on DUI crash on I‑70 last March that killed a mother and injured her toddler. Family members say the sentence falls short.

After a 13-year, $3M restoration, the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion in Capitol Hill reopened as eight luxury apartments with rents from $3,200 to $3,800.

The Family Jones will close its Highland tasting room on May 1, 2026, and shift focus to wholesale while continuing production in Loveland.

A 44-year-old Ogden man is in custody after prosecutors say a trailer attached to his pickup struck a person as he allegedly tried to flee officers. He faces multiple felony counts and a court date is set for April 7.

A Boulder dance-studio owner faces a 21-count indictment alleging staged break-ins and nearly $568K in insurance fraud.

Wine Spectator’s Grand Tour lands in Denver on April 18, bringing 200+ 90‑point wines to the Sheraton downtown. Tickets start at $250 with a Young Connoisseur pass available.

Denver police asked residents to give nearest cross streets, date and time after a social-media report of gunfire in Whittier. The department will search dispatch logs and share available information.

A 12‑story, 218‑unit Cherry Creek luxury tower traded this week to a Houston buyer at a price below its 2017 sale, spotlighting cooling conditions in Denver's high‑end apartment market.

The State Land Board’s stewardship plan would ban new energy leasing near active lesser prairie‑chicken leks and roll out habitat assessments and grazing incentives. Ranchers say the proposal overlooks years of private stewardship.