Greeley closed its iconic 'Round Building' City Hall and plans to demolish it to make way for a Downtown Civic Campus. Preservationists pushed to save the mid‑century landmark, but officials cite cost and flooding problems.

A Colorado man received a six-year prison term after prosecutors say he treated more than 100 patients while posing as a certified paramedic. The case raises questions about credential checks and employer verification.

Crossroads Safehouses new Family Justice Center, the HIVE, centralizes advocacy, legal and medical supports for survivors; a community open house is set for March 24.

A Wheat Ridge man was sentenced to six years after a December crash that killed Auto Weave Upholstery owner Nate Oettinger and injured another man.

Pump prices in Metro Denver are inching up as oil-market shocks and local price cycling send short-lived spikes through south-metro stations.

Alamosa investigators are searching for 44-year-old Fernando Rodriguez after a man was found dead inside a home on Sunday. Authorities say the suspect should not be approached and ask anyone with tips to call the sheriff's office.

A CBS Colorado report says a church's planned purchase of part of a Castle Rock strip mall near the Philip S. Miller Library could force longtime businesses to vacate.

Demolition crews have started tearing down the LoHi Residence Inn as developer Kairoi clears a four‑acre site for a multi‑hundred‑unit apartment project.

Light rain will hit Denver on Tuesday with slick roads likely. The Front Range could see 6–14 inches of snow while sun and warmth return Wednesday.

More than 20,000 sandhill cranes have converged on the San Luis Valley ahead of the Monte Vista Crane Festival. Here’s where to see them and what officials are advising for safe viewing.

Denver police are asking for help locating Vincent Flournoy, wanted on attempted first-degree murder and aggravated robbery charges. Tips to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720‑913‑STOP.

Aurora settled a federal suit and agreed to restore in‑person council meetings with a one‑hour public‑comment period and set speaker limits after months of protests.

Denver’s YouthWorks is back for summer 2026, but the retention payment has been cut to $250 for the first 2,000 eligible applicants who complete 100 hours. Applicants must be Denver residents with job offers and submit verification to receive the bonus.