Council approved a five‑year Flock expansion worth about $4.5 million, a move officials say will aid investigations while privacy advocates call for audits.

Utah clinched a playoff berth with a 4-1 win over Nashville, punching its ticket to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in Year Two.

Blackstone bought a 49% stake in Denver‑based Rowan Digital Infrastructure, valuing the developer near $3.8B and accelerating its hyperscale data‑center pipeline. The move dovetails with a wave of AI‑driven dealmaking.

King Soopers bought the former Lowe’s at 1171 W. Dillon Road and will convert the site into a Marketplace‑format grocery with pharmacy, fuel and EV charging.

An Aurora police officer was stabbed and a suspect shot near Cherry Creek State Park; both were hospitalized and investigators taped off the 14000 block of East Stanford Circle.

A 15-year-old was arrested after a social-media post threatened explosives at Highland High School in Ault; K‑9 teams swept the campus and classes resumed after an all‑clear.

After a scorching spring and record-low snowpack, Grand Valley water managers warned officials could face shortages this summer and urged immediate, voluntary conservation.

A Centennial couple sued Unison in federal court, saying the company’s “no‑debt” equity pact is really a loan that could leave homeowners owing far more than they received.

Two Buttes Reservoir in southeast Colorado has gone dry, forcing state wildlife managers to rescind a fish-salvage order and spotlighting record-low snowpack. The empty basin is a stark sign of drought in the plains.

A shooting in downtown Denver's Lawrence Street corridor sent one person to the hospital Thursday; police were on scene and investigators are working the case.

State action forces Baron Properties to repay tenants after improper renters-insurance charges and unlawful application language.

Denver police are investigating a shooting in the 1100 block of 32nd Avenue; one victim was located and investigators remain on scene.

Lakewood police and hospital officials say a bomb‑threat call at St. Anthony Hospital was a false alarm; investigators cleared the scene and the Lakewood campus resumed normal operations.