A packaging mix‑up prompted Schreiber Foods to recall 144 cases of Einstein Bros. Honey Almond cream cheese after cups were mislabeled as plain. Affected tubs carry a Jul 21, 2026 code.

Flexential’s 22.5‑MW, $192M Parker data center has topped out and moved into interior systems work; builder PCL says commissioning and fit‑out will continue toward a summer 2027 finish.

Denver Water's Stage 1 drought rules ask restaurants to serve water only on request as mountain snowpack and reservoir levels sink. Owners say they’ll adapt service while prioritizing sanitation.

A vehicle slammed into an attached garage in northeast Denver, starting a fire and partially collapsing the structure. Investigators are on scene and no injuries were reported.

Aurora police shared images of a white Chevy Malibu tied to a possible abduction near E. Hampden Sunday; investigators want tips and video.

Denver beat Western Michigan 6-2 in Loveland to secure a Frozen Four berth in Las Vegas. David Carle has now guided the Pios to three straight national semifinals.

Rising aluminum costs and tariffs are forcing Colorado brewers to delay canning and rethink suppliers. Margins and expansion plans are under pressure statewide.

A Castle Rock woman received a federal sentence after prosecutors say she funneled nearly $3.5M from romance-scam victims and was ordered to repay about $3.1M.

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for Boulder County on March 30, and officials say open burning — including agricultural burns — is banned while the alert is active.

Aurora fire and police crews assisted Buckley Space Force Base after a wildland fire on base property east of Mississippi and Ceylon. Thick smoke was visible across Aurora as crews worked.

Denver police say a fresh shooting is under investigation and separate from an earlier incident near 17th and Glenarm. No details yet; updates are expected.

A 9News brief says one person was killed in a downtown Denver shooting late Saturday; officials released few details and investigators were on scene.

Denver plans a nearly $1 billion streets overhaul to prioritize buses and safety. Supporters call it life‑saving; critics warn it could slow commutes and shift congestion.