Senate Bill 26-152 would let Colorado speed cameras issue fines at just 6 mph over the posted limit, with special rules and fees for school and work zones.

A young black bear was found stuck and “zonked out” in a tree on Crooked Arrow Lane; firefighters and Colorado Parks & Wildlife lowered, tagged and relocated the animal.

Slalom renewed a seven-year lease in downtown Denver and plans a tenant-led renovation, keeping hundreds of local jobs anchored in the central business district.

A near‑century‑old bronze plaque honoring WPA workers who helped extend Alameda Parkway to Red Rocks was stolen from West Alameda and Sheridan; Lakewood police are investigating.

New renderings show a two‑floor, 23,000‑sq‑ft Clubhouse Cherry Creek with private offices, a golf lounge and five Trackman simulators. Founding‑member spots are now on a waitlist.

An 11-year-old Big Island boy needs specialized EDS care at a mainland center, but his insurer denied out‑of‑network treatment. The family faces repeated hospitalizations and mounting costs.

Denver police arrested a 36-year-old man Thursday in a stabbing that left one person hospitalized near the 4700 block of North St. Paul Street.

State caseload reports show roughly 620,000 Coloradans on SNAP and thousands of them hold jobs. Rising costs and federal rule changes are squeezing working households and state budgets.

Historic Denver has nominated the longtime home of Wellington and Wilma Webb for local landmark status, citing the couple’s role in shaping modern Denver. Hearings are scheduled for May and June.

AdventHealth Littleton has relaunched a 24/7 forensic nurse examiner program offering trauma‑informed exams, evidence collection and court‑ready documentation for survivors.

Arvada police lifted a one‑mile shelter‑in‑place after officers arrested a suspect near West 72nd Avenue and Simms, ending alerts for nearby residents.

Colorado regulators have opened a crackdown on chemically converted hemp and tainted vapes after a federal sweep and recalls exposed methylene chloride and other contaminants. The move targets a practice officials call 'inversion.'

A Flock alert led deputies to a stolen car at an Aurora King Soopers. Officers recovered an AK‑47, a MAC‑10 with suppressor and a large amount of ammunition.