Denver’s No Kings demonstration returns Saturday at the State Capitol; organizers warn of large crowds and transit disruptions. Here’s a quick guide for attendees.

A Denver judge awarded Welton Street Café more than $1 million after a long, delayed renovation dispute with the contractor behind its Five Points buildout.

Aurora police say a 37-year-old suspect stole nearly $13,000 from chain stores and was released on a PR bond before returning to a Target and being escorted out.

A Denver resident was arrested in connection with multiple apartment burglaries in Highlands Ranch. Authorities say he is being held on $100,000 bond while investigators process evidence.

A drone operator and K9 helped deputies locate and arrest two people after an alleged fire-extinguisher assault in unincorporated El Paso County, officials say.

An 11‑year‑old dog named Ollie was killed in an off‑leash attack at Ketring Park; Littleton police cited the other owner and the animal was quarantined. The family plans a memorial.

A sharp warm-up will push Denver into the 80s this week; Wednesday could challenge March records and raise fire concerns.

A Commerce City man faces vehicular homicide and DUI charges after a Feb. 9 crash that killed a 79-year-old pedestrian. Police say his BAC was nearly three times the legal limit.

Aurora police say one person was taken to a hospital after a shooting near E. Louisiana and S. Uvalda; detectives are investigating.

Lakewood police say drones helped them arrest five people in a weekend drug bust. The city’s guidance allows official drone flights for public‑safety investigations.

Weld County is rewriting zoning to handle a likely surge of AI‑focused data centers after a major land sale and rising utility questions. Commissioners will weigh the rules in early April.

An investor says $1.6M she put into a cannabis partnership was diverted to a local pickleball brand; she has sued in Denver and is seeking treble damages.

Superintendent Alex Marrero says a new DPS policy letting the board hire standing outside counsel undermines his role and risks fracturing the district’s legal voice.