A lender foreclosure has scrapped plans to convert the Symes building at 820 16th St. into 116 apartments, even after a $17M DDA award was approved.

Amazon applied to run a 5,000-square-foot delivery hub at 2030 N. Clay St. in Jefferson Park as part of its Amazon Now tests. The site sits steps from Mile High Stadium.

DURA is offering $1 million in neighborhood grants across two 2026 rounds to help small businesses and nonprofits with repairs, equipment and other startup costs.

A Commerce City police drone tracked a suspect hiding under a tarp after an alleged domestic assault; officers recovered a sword and a dagger.

A Colorado Lotto+ ticket sold at a Broomfield King Soopers matched all six numbers for a $3,328,106 jackpot in the Feb. 2 drawing. The win resets the next Lotto+ jackpot to $1 million.

A bomb threat cleared the Adams County Justice Center in Brighton Wednesday morning. Deputies say the threat is under investigation and courthouse operations were disrupted.

An autopsy found alcohol and methamphetamine in the driver of a fuel tanker that crashed into a Denver light‑rail abutment on Thanksgiving.

Aurora Fest lands June 13 with global food, live performances and a new after‑dark drone show. The free family event will fill the Great Lawn at Aurora Municipal Center.

Crate & Barrel will open inside Macy’s Furniture Gallery at Cherry Creek Shopping Center while Macy’s consolidates its furniture floor into the main store by April.

A new analysis finds nearly 30 chief local election officials left Colorado posts since 2020, draining decades of experience. Lawmakers and advocates are pressing for protections, training and funding.

Westminster police found three children inside a car’s trunk during a traffic stop; the driver was arrested and faces DUI and child‑abuse charges. The youngsters were unharmed and released to family members.

An investor says it was shorted in a June 2025 buyout and is suing Formativ for $2.1M over contractor selection on the 3850 Blake RiNo project.

The Colorado Supreme Court has agreed to review a Mesa County custody fight that could change when judges can use nonparent custody instead of terminating parental rights.