The Cadet Chapel’s long-running restoration now has firmer dates: the white protective cocoon may come down in July 2027, with staged reopening beginning spring 2028.

After weeks of wildfire smoke and a sharp drop in visitors, Leadville is counting on the Leadville Race Series to bring back racers, crews and business. Organizers say the season can go on with adjusted routes and safety plans.

A Broomfield startup's SBIR Phase III ceiling jumped to $100M after a $93M modification, expanding potential testing and resupply work for LEAP's launch systems.

Deputies were on scene of a Monday-night shooting in unincorporated Adams County as investigators worked the scene and asked the public for tips.

State and church leaders are probing ties between an Aurora congregation and a home‑health agency after reporting that homeless people were enrolled into a Medicaid billing operation.

A Denver mother says her 13-year-old son died after being struck while riding a Veo e-bike; she is urging stricter age checks and safer enforcement.

Clear morning; highs near 95°F Tuesday with a slight chance of late‑day storms. Heavier storms expected Wednesday–Thursday, then a hot near‑100°F weekend.

A wrong-way crash on I-70 just west of Loma killed one person and sent several others to hospital, closing westbound lanes and prompting detours.

Four handguns were taken in a pre-dawn break-in at Timberline Sporting Goods in Rifle. Police ask residents and businesses to check footage from about 4:45–6 a.m.

Denver police say multiple people were taken to a hospital after a shooting on the 9700 block of E Hampden Ave early Monday; investigators are developing suspect leads.

A burned body was found Monday in a remote Commerce City neighborhood near Barr Lake. Police and fire crews responded and investigators say details remain limited.

Denver Public Schools says crews have finished AC installs at several campuses and are staging larger retrofits this summer, with funded work continuing through 2028. The upgrades are part of the 2024 voter‑approved bond to cool the district’s remaining heat‑prone schools.

Longmont’s speed and red‑light cameras issued more than 16,000 citations in early 2026, splitting residents between safety advocates and critics who call the program a revenue engine. Officials say they’ll keep tracking crash data as enforcement continues.