A Denver immigration judge says she was abruptly removed in June after granting bond in a high‑profile case, warning the purge could undercut due process. Local reporting lays out how the dismissal fits a wider DOJ shake‑up.

A National Nurses United report lists 12 Colorado hospitals among 602 nationwide that could be strained by upcoming Medicare and Medicaid cuts, drawing denials from systems and a state response.

Northern Water is releasing stored supplies from other basins to shore up Cache la Poudre flows while Fort Collins asks residents to conserve amid a dry year.

Shark Tank‑backed Crispy Cones is opening a Jefferson Park shop at Federal and 23rd after franchisees purchased the corner building and filed permits.

A 1.15‑mile stretch of NFS Road 8 to Kite Lake is closed through July 31; the Forest Service warns violators could face fines up to $5,000 and six months behind bars.

Centennial Stadium opens this Saturday as Denver Summit hosts Portland Thorns and Lindsey Heaps makes her home debut. The temporary 12,000-seat site doubles as a new training campus.

Photos show deputies seized nearly 2,000 marijuana plants and 40 pounds of packaged cannabis at a 20‑acre property in unincorporated Arapahoe County.

Denver will end rolling weekly DMV closures on Aug. 3 and shift dealer and fleet transactions to the Tremont site as new hires finish training.

Denver police say an outdoor death investigation is underway in the 200 block of Walnut Street; the medical examiner will determine cause and manner of death.

Federal funding to finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit is moving, but rising project and hookup costs could leave small southeastern Colorado towns unable to connect.

Denver officials are moving to buy a 0.4‑acre lot at 1028 N Acoma St. to create a neighborhood park, with the council slated to review the roughly $3M deal this month.

Carmine’s will shutter its McGregor Square outpost this Saturday; the original on Penn remains open. The downtown spot served LoDo crowds since 2021.

Gastamo Group says the Park Burger in the Highlands will close July 28 after more than 15 years; two Denver locations will remain open.