Littleton recommended the Mineral RTD station for a proposed Front Range rail stop, arguing far lower construction costs and existing multimodal connections make it the practical choice.

Deadly fake Xanax pills laced with fentanyl are circulating in Colorado. Officials warn the only safe pills come from a pharmacy.

The City of Denver asked a judge to install a receiver at the long-vacant Cathedral High campus in Uptown as preservationists and the owner clash over its fate. The filing would let a receiver secure, sell or even demolish unsafe parts of the site.

A shelter-in-place was ordered near the 4700-block of N Pennsylvania Street after Denver police reported a suspected felony menacing. Officials warned of possible road closures and urged residents to stay inside.

A deadly crash closed U.S. Highway 85 at E 136th Avenue in Brighton early Wednesday, creating major delays and an active investigation.

Adams County deputies released a photo of a man wanted in a Monday stabbing that left a victim seriously injured and possibly facing amputation.

FBI Denver renewed a public appeal Wednesday for tips in the 2016 Littleton killing of Jaime Albert Villarreal Jr.; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers lists (720) 913‑STOP.

Austin’s Paperboy brings its daytime brunch to Denver’s West Highland on March 24 in a 3,000-square-foot spot serving coffee, brunch and cocktails.

Denver organizers canceled the April César Chávez march after national reporting and a statement from Dolores Huerta raised allegations of sexual abuse. The local committee said it will prioritize survivors as it rethinks future programming.

A Red Flag Warning will cover northeast Colorado Wednesday as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk. Local officials urge following burn bans and avoiding sparks.

A house fire and small explosion near 42nd and Fillmore prompted a multi-unit response; firefighters rescued one civilian who was hospitalized.

Carmel Partners has started work on a 481‑unit, block‑spanning apartment at 3300 Blake St. in RiNo, bringing new retail and a large parking podium to the neighborhood.

CU Anschutz paid $22.5M for The Benson Hotel & Faculty Club, a 106‑room property bought at a steep discount to its $52M construction cost. The university says Sage Hospitality will manage the property.