A stolen motorcycle and a fleeing Honda CR‑V were involved in a deadly hit‑and‑run on E Iliff Ave; investigators say speed may have been a factor and are asking for tips.

An FAA ground stop at Denver International on Saturday left nearly 200 flights delayed as severe thunderstorms swept the Front Range.

An RTD A Line train struck a pedestrian in northeast Denver, killing one person and prompting shuttle buses that left riders facing roughly 30‑minute delays.

Gov. Polis signed SB26-136 to force faster reporting of stolen livestock and public notice after ranchers pushed for quicker action to recover missing cattle.

A Denver owner spray‑painted “Don’t Buy Junk” on his Rivian R1T and parked it outside the company’s showroom after a dispute over a 12‑volt battery and warranty coverage.

Sunny, warm Sunday with highs near 84°F. Storm chances return Monday and Tuesday.

King Soopers bought land inside a 310‑acre Aurora tract where developers had proposed a retail center, a move that could bring a grocery‑anchored shopping node to nearby neighborhoods.

Two people surrendered to police after warrants tied to a March 22 street race that ended in a head-on crash and the later death of a 77-year-old driver; investigators say the probe is ongoing.

A Denver mother’s 14‑month fight with Anthem over her son’s emergency surgery ended when the insurer reversed a $67K denial after documentation and consumer‑assistance help.

Ron Williams, a Denver business and philanthropic leader who helped raise $250 million for Children’s Hospital Colorado and backed the National Western Stock Show, has died at 81.

At Outside Days in Denver, advocates warned federal rollbacks and funding shortfalls threaten Colorado's public lands.

Gov. Polis vetoed HB26‑1005, preserving Colorado’s Labor Peace Act and triggering sharp reactions from unions and business groups. The fight over the state’s second‑vote rule is set to continue.

Gov. Polis posted photos after lawmakers passed HB26‑1326 to reauthorize and reform Colorado’s Public Utilities Commission, calling it a win for oversight and lower costs.