A GAO audit says the Air Force Academy's disciplinary rules leave cadets unsure of basic rights; local soccer‑team discipline helped spark renewed oversight.

Enrollment through Colorado's ACA marketplace dipped 2% to about 277,000 for 2026 as enhanced federal subsidies ended. State aid eased some hikes, but cancellations spiked.

Chef Best and partner Sean have opened Le Do Thai in LoDo, serving golden street noodles, plant-forward options and a full bar. The new spot is open for dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Aurora council will vote on whether APD can tap RTD cameras and on a $420,000 golf-equipment purchase in Monday’s meeting.

Federal prosecutors say former Zynex leaders orchestrated an $873M billing scheme; ex‑employees and patients have raised concerns and the company says new leadership is cooperating.

A proposed constitutional amendment would force Colorado police to notify DHS about some criminal suspects. Voters will decide the measure this November.

Denver faces cold temperatures, with a 60% chance of light snow and highs near 20°F. Calm winds will increase slightly, with a partly cloudy night and lows around 8°F. Snow likely again Sunday, with chilly wind chills expected.

Three years after Michelin arrived, Colorado restaurants report sales and hiring lifts — but tourism boards that paid to bring inspectors are weighing whether the boost justifies the cost.

Statewide medians barely moved in 2025, but county‑level numbers told a different story: mountain resorts stayed sky‑high while much of the Front Range loosened up.

Court papers say a Denver driver was allegedly doing about 100 mph when he struck and killed a 19-year-old on North Kalamath Street. Authorities arrested a suspect and are asking the public for video or tips.

Crusoe preleased more than half of BMC’s Milwaukee Place in Cherry Creek and will expand its Denver footprint while keeping its nearby headquarters. The deal helped the project break ground and signals demand for top‑tier office space.

Denver man, Jason Cisneros, gets 144 months in federal prison for a March 2025 crime spree involving theft and carjacking.

Governor Jared Polis criticizes the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO, highlighting the risk to public health and pledging that Colorado will continue its commitment to global health collaboration.