A 142‑unit Denver complex traded at roughly a 36% markdown, a sign that new supply and rising vacancy are forcing owners and lenders to reprice assets.

Aurora City Council voted 4-3 to deny a gas-station, liquor-store and restaurant complex after heavy neighborhood pushback. The decision reverses earlier approvals and leaves the site's future unclear.

Denver councilmembers are weighing an ordinance to lock limits on low‑level traffic stops into law after city data showed tens of thousands of non‑citation encounters. Supporters want transparency; skeptics warn of unintended enforcement gaps.

A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday afternoon for parts of northeast Colorado. Expect heavy storms, brief intense downpours and a soggy commute.

A diamond interchange at Sable Boulevard and E‑470 opened Monday in Brighton, adding ramps, a widened bridge and sidewalks to ease rush‑hour backups. Tolling on the new ramps begins Aug. 10.

State economic officials approved nearly $4M in incentives at an emergency meeting to try to keep an unnamed outdoor retailer's headquarters in downtown Denver.

A pedestrian died Monday on the 1600 block of Powhaton near E. Jewell in Aurora. Police and fire crews are on scene and drivers should expect delays.

Denver Police posted that a stabbing occurred at about 10:12 a.m.; the department's alert offered only a time and referral numbers while investigators work the scene.

A lightning strike on Mount Blue Sky’s summit Sunday killed one and injured four, officials said. Rescuers airlifted victims and authorities are investigating.

An Arvada police drone located a pit bull that fled after an early‑morning bite; officers say the animal was captured and taken to a local shelter.

Mayor Mike Johnston convened a task force to design universal child care for Denver; a pilot is planned for next fall and the group's membership will be unveiled Monday. Cost and funding questions remain.

A Colorado appeals court ruled July 23 that employees who discuss pay can sue for retaliation even if no gender-based pay gap is alleged. The 3-0 decision clears the way for a retaliation claim in Verheggen v. Adams County.

A foothills blaze west of Sedalia was estimated at about 3 acres and threatened roughly a dozen structures, prompting mandatory evacuations and sheltering. Crews remained on scene overnight to protect homes.