A Cherry Hills Village officer shot a person inside HCA HealthONE Swedish in Englewood Thursday evening. Investigators from the 18th Judicial District have been called in.

Denver Police posted surveillance images seeking the public's help to ID a person of interest in a Feb. 23, 2025 LoDo shooting. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for tips.

The Oasis Apartments in Cherry Creek topped out on Wednesday, marking structural completion for the 177‑unit project and accelerating work toward delivery. The mixed‑use building will add retail and public space to Milwaukee Street.

A Centennial attorney who had been on James Craig’s defense team pleaded guilty to misdemeanors tied to a house fire and was given probation plus ordered treatment.

Denver police notified Cherry Creek residents that William Andrew Curtis, designated a sexually violent predator, is living in the neighborhood.

Aurora police arrested 41-year-old Vicente Ashly Olvera after an Internet Crimes probe that began with cyber tips; investigators say devices seized last year contained numerous illicit files. The case is charged in Arapahoe District Court and remains active.

A basement fire in west Denver displaced a family and prompted an arson investigation; Denver Fire and the Red Cross assisted residents.

SWAT teams served a narcotics-related warrant at 67th and Olive in Commerce City, prompting a heavy police response and an advisory to avoid the area.

Denver is collecting ideas through March 31 for $2 million in neighborhood projects, from playgrounds to trees and crosswalks.

Colfax and Cream quietly closed its Wash Park shop at 712½ S. Pearl St. after about a year, capping a rapid run of openings and recent shutdowns across Denver. The owners did not respond to requests for comment.

Sheridan educators voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike after months of stalled bargaining and disputes over union recognition and payroll deductions.

A man wanted for failing to register as a sex offender was arrested in Pueblo after a multi‑agency sweep. Authorities identified him as Robert Hartsock.

SB26‑134 would exempt sales tax from credit‑card swipe fees; supporters say Colorado restaurants could save roughly $26,000 a year while banks warn of legal fights.