DRCOG landed a Build America Bureau award to scope costs, design standards and financing plans that could speed five BRT corridors across the Denver metro.

An Aurora man was ordered to stand trial after witnesses say he body‑slammed a defense attorney in a courthouse hallway during proceedings tied to a fatal scooter crash.

Christopher and Ariana Teigland are opening Odd Rabbit at 5845 Arapahoe this spring — a sushi-forward concept that blends nigiri with the noodle dishes that made them known.

A second juvenile was sentenced to seven years in youth custody after pleading guilty to starting the Oct. 31, 2022 Tiffany Square Apartments fire that killed a mother and her 10-year-old daughter.

Loveland police say a SWAT response near N. Monroe Avenue ended with a suspect in custody and officials say there is no threat to the public.

Thornton police say the non-emergency line is intermittently down. 9-1-1 and text-to-9-1-1 remain available; use the alternate number or file a report online.

UCHealth and AdventHealth have filed concept plans for hospitals at the I‑25/Baseline interchange in Broomfield; city concept reviews are scheduled for Feb. 17. The filings raise zoning, traffic and tax questions.

Colorado regulators will review adding ibogaine to the Natural Medicine program this spring, raising questions about sourcing, safety and who would provide treatment.

State and federal managers want more patrols, monitoring and possible upgrades at North Sand Hills; public comment runs through March 1. Agencies say surveying and staffing changes will guide next steps.

Lisa Calderón has filed to run for Denver mayor and will launch a 'We Love Denver' campaign, promising to restore city jobs, back social housing bonds and end the city's Flock Safety contract.

Aurora is negotiating a settlement with the Edge at Lowry owners to resolve about $800,000 in closure and relocation costs. The civil trial has been paused while talks continue.

Colorado's Supreme Court ruled Monday that parts of the 2019 anti‑SLAPP law can’t send final county‑court dismissals to the Court of Appeals, sending many appeals to district court instead.

Meati was evicted from its Thornton plant after officials moved to seize equipment over unpaid local taxes. County staff say machinery and furniture will be inventoried and may go up for auction within months.