SM Energy agreed to sell roughly $950 million in South Texas acreage and wells to Caturus Energy, freeing cash to reduce debt and refocus the company’s portfolio. The deal covers about 61,000 acres and 260 wells.

Aurora Fire Rescue reported a structure fire near 22nd and Altura on Wednesday. Witnesses said heavy black smoke was visible near Colfax and Chambers.

Odyssey Italian on Capitol Hill will be closed for at least two weeks after a kitchen fire sent smoke into the dining room. Owners say staff evacuated safely and crews are assessing duct and rooftop damage.

Commerce City police say two people were arrested after a months‑long spree of burglaries that hit nearly three dozen Latino‑owned businesses across the Denver metro.

Denver Summit FC leased about 10,467 sq ft at Mercantile Square in LoDo for its corporate headquarters, preparing to move in early 2026 ahead of its NWSL debut. The deal marks a visible downtown commitment for the expansion club.

Soccer Mommy and Grace Potter lead Denver Botanic Gardens' 2026 Summer Concert Series. Member presales begin in mid‑March and public tickets go on sale March 16.

DU will offer a reduced-credit online bachelor's that trims the requirement to 136 quarter credits and launches in fall 2026.

Doug Moe, the maverick coach behind Denver’s high‑scoring 1980s teams, has died at 87 after a long illness. Players and the Nuggets paid tribute to his outsized legacy.

A reported burglary in Aurora turned into a short pursuit and PIT maneuver Tuesday night; three people were arrested, including a 33‑year‑old driver.

Cheyenne Frontier Days will run July 17–26 with 10 straight rodeo days, new qualifying rules and a bigger $960K purse.

A state-led public-private plan will convert underused Lakewood land into roughly 120 affordable rentals, dozens of attainable homes and on-site childcare.

A 45-year-old man was found dead outside an apartment complex in Greeley on Monday; police say the scene appears isolated and the coroner will release details.

Leven Supply in Wash Park was seized by the State of Colorado after a posted notice said the location owes just over $140,000 in back taxes and wage withholding. The deli's flagship remains open while owners work with state and city officials.