Three people have been charged after a Jan. 14 Thornton home invasion that left one man dead and another injured. Police say the arrests followed a vehicle pursuit and a PIT stop.

Seabron’s family filed a wrongful-death suit alleging a deputy fired nine rounds into the 23-year-old’s back outside The Main Event. The complaint renews scrutiny of a DA decision that cleared the officer.

State investigators say a Fort Lewis College student was arrested in Durango in connection with an alleged murder-for-hire plot. Details are limited while the probe continues.

Denver Public Schools and local doctors are warning after the Benadryl social‑media challenge appeared to resurface; East High sent parents a notice and the district pointed families to prevention resources. Medical experts warn overdoses can cause seizures, arrhythmias, coma or death.

An 11-year-old from Fort Collins returned home after a rare combined heart-liver transplant at Children's Hospital Colorado. Surgeons and the family credited a speedy donor match and a coordinated, multidisciplinary team.

Colorado staple Applejack Wine & Spirits has been acquired by Florida chain ABC Fine Wine & Spirits. The three stores will operate as Applejack by ABC while remodels and humidors are planned.

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai will close CU Boulder's Conference on World Affairs on April 16 with a ticketed conversation while most programming remains free.

A Lakeside sergeant was dismissed after documents showed overlapping patrol shifts and off-duty security work that paid $95 an hour. The town has opened an outside review.

Denver Public Schools is updating K‑12 lessons to center Black history and culture after a new Colorado law; the district will audit courses and map training needs.

A Westminster man pleaded guilty to financing terrorism after prosecutors say he planned to travel overseas to join ISIS. Sentencing is set for April 2, 2026.

Co‑owners of Craig Unit 1 asked DOE to rescind a Dec. 30 order, warning it could saddle Colorado customers with tens of millions in costs.

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Feb. 2 that Demarea Mitchell did not prove prosecutors selectively targeted him in the 2019 Centennial killing. The court said broad statistics weren’t enough without case‑level comparators.

A Colorado Springs officer and another person were wounded Monday on East Bijou Street as police blocked nearby roads and investigated the scene.