Alterra Mountain Co. has been offered a loan to relocate about 400 employees to downtown Denver, a move that could boost weekday foot traffic for a struggling central business district.

Internal emails show Colorado unemployment staff urged claimants to cancel appeals, prompting hearing officers to call the outreach "disturbing" and raising legal questions about due process.

Garth Brooks will play Ball Arena on Sept. 4–5 as part of his Blame It All On My Roots tour; tickets for the Denver dates go on sale July 31 at 10 a.m. MT.

Doja Cat will play Ball Arena on Oct. 8 with Latto as special guest. Tickets and VIP packages are listed now.

Afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and localized flooding; heat spikes into the upper‑90s this weekend.

DOTI would block cars on the one-block S-curve of East 11th between Grant and Logan and install bikeway features; neighbors are set to press the city at an open house.

A Vivint analysis puts Denver fourth on a 25‑city list for summer property crime, with car break‑ins and vehicle thefts leading the tally.

Detectives are investigating after possible human remains were found in a dumpster in the 7000 block of East 88th Avenue in Commerce City. Details remain limited.

Attorney General Phil Weiser tapped Jefferson County Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper as his lieutenant governor pick, pairing suburban government experience with a statewide ticket. The move spotlights local budget and opioid‑recovery work ahead of a November matchup with Victor Marx.

Denver police say an outdoor death is under investigation in the 1200 block of 19th Street. The Denver Office of the Medical Examiner will determine the cause.

Denver DA John Walsh ruled an officer's use of force justified in the April 25 South Quebec shooting that killed Jordan Miller and said no criminal charges will be filed. The decision follows a bodycam-backed investigation of the encounter.

Thornton police are investigating overnight vehicle break‑ins and gunfire near E. 98th and Washington. No injuries were reported; investigators are asking for tips.

Skiptown signed a five‑unit franchise deal to bring five new dog‑care locations to Denver, expanding its RiNo concept and creating local hiring opportunities. The rollout builds on strong membership at its Clayton outpost.