Neighbors and travelers weighed in Thursday at a Green Valley Ranch open house as DEN officials gathered community feedback on Peña Boulevard safety and congestion fixes.

Eight neighbors in Colorado Springs sued Ford Amphitheater, alleging violations of the state noise law and describing health and sleep harms. The case arrives as the venue markets its 2026 season.

The Rampart Park Drainage project in Colorado Springs begins Jan. 21, affecting park facilities for three weeks and possibly altering access due to weather.

Broomfield, CO, ranks #1 on Livability.com's list for the Best Place to Live in the West, recognized for its amenities, strong job market, outdoor activities, and governance.

Denver's Flock license-plate cameras remain active even though the city's extension appears unsigned, prompting council and auditor scrutiny. The lack of a final signature has renewed privacy concerns.

Family and friends mourn 16-year-old Gregory Buels after a Dec. 21 shooting in Aurora. Police say a person of interest was later found dead in Denver as investigators continue to seek tips.

Arvada canceled its planned $137 million underpass on W. 72nd Avenue, saying costs have more than doubled and the project is no longer fiscally responsible.

State and city buys add about 483 acres to Cheyenne Mountain State Park, safeguarding the park's Highway 115 entrance and advancing a long-planned trail connection.

Fivetran will move its Denver office to RiNo’s Steel House, taking roughly 33,000 square feet and aiming to relocate this October.

Asher Luzzatto paid about $28M for roughly 100,000 sq ft at The Streets at SouthGlenn, buying a Whole Foods‑anchored stretch as the city weighs housing and redevelopment plans.

Machete Tequila + Tacos will close its Colfax outpost after 10 years, citing an expiring lease and heavy BRT construction that cut traffic to the restaurant.

A vandalism spree along Broadway left dozens of cars and multiple buildings with smashed glass, including damage to Trinity United Methodist’s historic stained glass.

Aurora councilmembers are laying plans for a civilian police-oversight office as the city continues work under a state consent decree. A community roundtable next Thursday will focus on scope, budget and independence.