Pável Meléndez Cruz denied harassment and corruption allegations at a packed Denver update even as Mexican oversight bodies flagged "presumed violations" and a U.S. lawsuit moves forward.

A new Colorado bill would push repeat excessive speeders into court and boost penalties, with sponsors saying the move is about saving lives. Local posts show extreme cases.

Milk Tea People is moving from a hidden Market Station alley into a 2,800‑square‑foot corner storefront at 16th and Blake, backed in part by a $640,000 DDA loan.

Major General Laura Clellan is the sole finalist to lead Colorado Parks and Wildlife as the commission prepares to vote next week amid wolf‑program turmoil.

Councilmember Shontel Lewis proposed licensing and do-not-contact rules to curb 'We Buy Houses' wholesalers who target longtime Denver homeowners.

Clear and breezy Tuesday with highs near 53°F. Mountain snow through midweek and rain risk late Thursday into Friday.

Weld County deputies say Joseph Trujillo called his ex 916 times over 76 days and made uninvited visits; he was arrested on suspicion of stalking and harassment. Authorities urge victims to keep records.

Denver's IRS‑CI warns romance scams are increasingly sophisticated and can wipe out savings. Investigators offer practical steps and reporting resources for victims.

A Citivest-led partnership paid $13M for Leetsdale Marketplace, a 111,669-SF, Save A Lot–anchored center in southeast Denver. The new owners are chasing leasing upside at the infill site.

A short, three‑day pre-application window for Colorado’s emergency rental assistance is open through Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. Selected applicants will be invited to complete full applications.

A Denver man pleaded guilty to second‑degree motor vehicle theft after a stolen shuttle barreled through a crash scene on I‑70. Sentencing is set for March 2, 2026.

RiNo BID bought a 50% stake to rescue Denver's Underground Music Showcase. The festival will run July 24–26, 2026 with a new RiNo footprint and transit plans.

Rep. Jason Crow and Sen. John Hickenlooper will redirect Palantir-linked campaign funds to immigrant-rights organizations amid growing scrutiny of the company's ICE contracts.