CDOT says it will accelerate roadside vegetation work and coordinate with partners as low snowpack and drought raise wildfire risks across Colorado. Crews will prioritize high‑risk corridors.

A vehicle struck a building near 5th and Bryant in downtown Denver Thursday, igniting a fire at a gas station and shutting nearby streets while police investigate.

Aurora police released a photo of a person of interest in an Oct. 31, 2025 arson that damaged several businesses; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is accepting anonymous tips.

A juvenile was killed Wednesday at the Clover Basin apartments in Longmont; another juvenile was arrested. Police say the shooting appears isolated and detectives are seeking witnesses.

Arapahoe County’s ArapaGO study is testing microtransit and micromobility across the county. The public survey closes March 31 and pop‑up events are planned.

House Bill 1210 would bar companies from using 'surveillance data' to set individualized prices or wages after a 7-6 committee vote. Sponsors say it stops secret, algorithm-driven price and wage experiments; business groups warn of litigation risk.

Concept plans would replace long‑time Cucina Colore at 3035 E 3rd Ave with a four‑story office building that includes retail and underground parking.

A Keenesburg man was arrested after motorists reported a driver unclothed and allegedly masturbating on I‑76. The sheriff’s office says multiple calls dated back to November.

Syndeo Institute sold its 75,000‑sq‑ft Cable Center building to the University of Denver and will shift into temporary campus space while it decides on a permanent home. The sale will fund the nonprofit’s endowment and a digital push for the collection.

A South Broadway cafe is offering licensed microdose sessions that pair tiny amounts of psilocybin with yoga, art and breathwork. Sessions run about 90 minutes and cost roughly $150.

One person taken to hospital after a reported stabbing on North Oneida Street; Denver police say detectives are seeking suspect information.

A bronze eagle was stolen from the Operation Red Wings memorial at Berry Park in Littleton; police say the ornamental piece is worth about $1,000 and are seeking tips.

City data show 993 reported uses of force in 2025 and a sharp shift in complaint patterns, raising questions about crowd control, training and discipline.