A Denver whiskey bar quietly pivoted to burgers after its chef crowdsourced menu ideas on Reddit, now serving cold‑smoked Colorado Wagyu smashed burgers.

State tracking maps and CPW's annual report show collared wolves spending time in watersheds that drain toward Denver; the state counted a minimum of 32 wolves.

Denver is launching a three-year, $9M loan pool from the Herman Malone marijuana‑tax set‑aside, offering $10K–$350K loans at subsidized rates and coaching for small businesses.

Commerce City police say a department drone helped locate a vehicle after a road‑rage report; officers recovered a BB gun that looked like a Glock and detained a driver.

A new 681-acre open space on Castle Rock's edge will open this summer with roughly 15 miles of hikers-only trails and new trailheads. Phased openings will protect fragile habitat and archaeology.

A 250‑pound black bear fell asleep in a Falcon home's basement window well and was safely relocated by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Aurora’s February sales-tax take fell 6.6% from last year, leaving year-to-date collections behind and prompting a city retail strategy aimed at speeding permits, marketing and incentives.

The Delores Project says city and federal funding shifts could force cuts to staff and services that help residents secure permanent housing.

The company behind Colorado Springs’ Ford Amphitheater says it’s in talks to build a $350M-plus, 12,500-seat year-round entertainment venue aimed at Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland and Boulder.

Nikola Jokic’s March 7, 2025 performance at Ball Arena became the NBA’s first 30-20-20 triple-double and now sits at No. 63 on Colorado’s Top 150 list.

Out-of-state vehicles now pay $15 per day at Colorado state parks starting May 1. Coloradans can use a $29 Keep Colorado Wild pass or pay about $10 daily.

Gov. Polis signed HB26-1237, banning drivers from stopping, standing or parking in bike lanes statewide. The law changes statutory language and creates uniform penalties that vary by locality.

Grandview says D.R. Horton walked away from nearly $51M in lot purchases at Windler near DIA, and the developer has sued to recover deposits and unpaid sums.