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.

A passenger-shot video shows ICE agents removing a woman from a Southwest jetway at Denver International Airport. Federal officials say she remains in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.

A bear was struck by a car on Yosemite Street in Lone Tree; local police and Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded while traffic was limited.

Gov. Polis signed HB26‑1079 after a lawmaker publicly tied the measure to her son’s near‑fatal crash. Starting Aug. 12, minors will need parental written permission for motorcycle instruction permits.

Banner Industrial Properties bought a roughly 407k‑sf warehouse at 22100 E. 26th Ave in Aurora in an off‑market deal, a sign of renewed investor interest in the Picadilly logistics corridor.

Denver police say they're investigating an outdoor death near 4th Avenue and Syracuse Street; the city medical examiner will determine cause and manner of death.

A 1960s office at 2702 E. Third Ave in Cherry Creek is slated to be replaced by a larger building as part of ongoing neighborhood redevelopment.

Former Nuggets guard Ty Lawson was booked in Douglas County after police say he took a bottle of vodka from a Castle Rock store and drank from it at a nearby restaurant.

A rider died Wednesday after a motorcycle and a vehicle collided on a Colorado Boulevard ramp in Commerce City; police say the Traffic Team is investigating.

United Rotorcraft at Centennial Airport is converting Black Hawk helicopters into water‑carrying Firehawks, supplying California agencies and building aircraft for Colombia while boosting local aerospace jobs.

Hikers found what appeared to be human remains on Skyline Drive outside Cañon City on July 19; Fremont County briefly closed the scenic route while deputies investigated.

Brewability, the Englewood brewery and pizzeria that trains and hires adults with disabilities, says tight finances and equipment failures could force it to close after 10 years. Staff and customers are scrambling to find short-term fixes while organizers plan benefit nights and pop-ups.