A state panel recommended trimming RTD’s 15-member board to nine, creating a hybrid of elected and governor-appointed seats and ordering studies of paratransit and legal reporting. Lawmakers will now consider whether to turn the proposals into law.

A Venture X tenant is pushing back on a DDA-backed plan to convert the Petroleum Building into 178 apartments, risking delays to the project timeline.

A nearly 876,000-square-foot Aurora warehouse sold for $63.5M and is now listed in CIRE Equity’s portfolio. The site is leased to a single logistics tenant.

Denver's forecast by the National Weather Service predicts chilly temps with a high near 49°F today, warming to 58°F on Saturday, and balmy 62°F on Sunday. A slight rain-snow mix may reach on Tuesday, but the week otherwise remains partly sunny.

Colorado Springs retains its Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community status, reflecting its persistent improvements in bike infrastructure and safety.

Colorado State Patrol partners with Vitalant for their sixth annual blood drive, urging Coloradans to donate blood during a winter shortage. Donations can be scheduled online, with multiple locations available across the state.

Colorado's population surpasses 6 million; Governor Polis attributes growth to the state's appeal and efforts to stabilize housing costs and invest in education and safety.

Denver’s Christkindlmarket will return to the Tivoli Quad at Auraria Campus for Nov. 20–Dec. 23, 2026, with a larger footprint and more vendor huts.

Denver Jazz Fest returns April 7 612 with 40 shows across 15 venues, featuring Branford Marsalis, Bob James and a Miles Davis tribute.

Shareholders at Denver’s SM Energy and Civitas approved a $12.8B all‑stock merger, clearing the way for a combined, Denver‑headquartered oil-and-gas company. The deal carries a planned leadership transition and an expected Jan. 30 close.

An Aurora man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 11‑year‑old in May 2024. Court records and local reporting detail the arrest and plea.

Denver is moving property-tax statements online and has stopped automatically mailing bills. Postcards are being sent; paper copies remain available by request.

An Arapahoe County judge gave Vitalie Oprea 20 years after a 2023 attack near Grandview High School, where prosecutors say he tried to run over two women he believed were lesbians.