FBI Denver renewed a public appeal in the cold-case killing of Odell Vest, last seen at a July 2000 Towaoc house party; the agency is offering up to $10,000 for tips.

FBI Denver says Operation Summer Heat yielded a converted automatic handgun, a Glock 34, 250+ grams of cocaine and $26,059 seized in Pueblo.

RTD says reprogramming station elevators to stay open when idle has driven down reports of unwanted activity at several Denver stations, including a 77% drop at Sheridan. The change is part of a broader CPTED push and will expand this summer.

Human remains were found near the Wild Rose Picnic Area on the Grand Mesa; investigators say a bear and other wildlife likely consumed the person. Officials urge visitors to secure food and report sightings.

The FAA ordered a ground stop at Denver International Airport Thursday as storms with microbursts and damaging winds moved across the Front Range. Flights were held and delays followed.

Family members say four shackled men were loaded into a transport van outside an unmarked downtown office as advocates report a recent uptick in ICE activity. Local watchdogs are tracking the transfers to Aurora.

Superior’s 156‑acre downtown is finally filling in: apartments, a hotel, a food hall and a life‑sciences campus are lining up as developers finish deals. The town expects most work to be complete by fall 2027.

Huerfano County agreed to pay just over $10 million to settle claims that jail staff beat and then neglected a 69‑year‑old detainee, attorneys say.

Longmont officials are seeking City Council approval to buy the shuttered Longmont YMCA at 950 Lashley Street to preserve recreation and childcare services for residents.

Jefferson Center will close its adult residential recovery program after state Medicaid reimbursement changes, affecting about 150 clients and roughly 50 staff. The center says enrolled clients can finish current stays.

Table 6, a Sixth Avenue staple since 2004, served its final dinners on Thursday after owner-chef Aniedra Nichols sold the space to new operators. The bistro’s seasonal comfort-food menu will be remembered by longtime regulars.

A Denver judge certified part of Drake Solomon’s severance claim as a class action, and attorneys say roughly two dozen Kroenke employees may join. The case will test Colorado’s POWR law and the legality of common severance templates.

Denver police are asking for help after a man was fatally shot near East 12th Avenue and North Syracuse Street; tips may be eligible for a reward.