Man shot to death in Denver marks city’s 7th shooting in 7 days

UPDATE: Denver police have arrested a 22-year-old man under suspicion of first-degree murder related to Thursday's fatal shooting in the city's Five Points neighborhood.

Broncos 2026 NFL mock draft 4.0: Building around Bo Nix, a pair of trades and a big TE

Broncos 2026 NFL mock draft 4.0: Building around Bo Nix, a pair of trades and a big TE

A wacky Tax Day Carnival, 150,000 vinyl records on sale, and more things to do in Denver

A wacky Tax Day Carnival, 150,000 vinyl records on sale, and more things to do in Denver

CU Buffs’ Brennan Marion excited about ‘explosive’ potential of offense

CU Buffs’ Brennan Marion excited about ‘explosive’ potential of offense

Today in History: April 9, Philippine, American soldiers surrender, ending Battle of Bataan

Today in History: April 9, Philippine, American soldiers surrender, ending Battle of Bataan

Nude Foods opts not to ink deal reached on ‘Shark Tank’

The founders of local grocer Nude Foods, which describes itself as “zero waste,” decided against a cash infusion from Robert Herjavec and Kevin O’Leary, two of the celebrity investors on ABC’s “Shark Tank.”

Aurora officer stabbed, suspect shot in confrontation, police say

An Aurora Police Department officer was stabbed in the head multiple times by a man who rushed at him with a butcher knife at an apartment complex near Cherry Creek Reservoir on Thursday, department officials said. The officer fatally shot the suspect during the attack.

Pickleball concept coming to Infinite Monkey Theorem space in RiNo

Denverites Will Lake and Alexandra Hansen are set to debut a pickleball and bar/café concept called Doubles Club at the former home of the Infinite Monkey Theorem.

Dark money helped kill Greeley’s Cascadia project. Who funded it is a mystery only the secretary of state can solve. (Opinion)

Dark money helped kill Greeley’s Cascadia project. Who funded it is a mystery only the secretary of state can solve. (Opinion)

Colorado House Republican slows down budget debate in protest of ethics process

Colorado House Republican slows down budget debate in protest of ethics process

Police shooting in Broomfield outside A Precious Child is justified, DA’s Office says

Scott Hansen was shot by police after he raised a weapon at officers who were part of a lengthy negotiation with Hansen, according to a decision letter. Hansen made suicidal statements at the scene, the document says.

Justice Department is investigating the NFL for potential anticompetitive practices, AP source says

DOJ's NFL investigation comes amid increasing federal scrutiny of the amount of money fans are paying to watch sports on TV. The FCC is seeking public comments on the ongoing shift of live sports from broadcast channels to streaming services.

Colorado snow plow driver charged in fatal I-70 crash with youth hockey team

UPDATE: A Colorado Department of Transportation snow plow driver is facing eight misdemeanor charges in a deadly crash with a youth hockey team on Interstate 70 in January, state patrol officials said.

Man killed in shooting in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood

Denver police are searching for suspects after a man was shot and killed Thursday afternoon in the 1100 block of 32nd Street, according to the department.

In the past seven days, Denver police have confirmed seven shootings in which five people were killed and three were injured.

Denver apartment company overcharged tenants for renters insurance, attorney general says

Denver property management company Baron Properties will pay the state of Colorado nearly $70,000 to settle claims that it wrongfully charged tenants for renters insurance and had unlawful language in rental applications, according to the attorney general’s office.

Vail Mountain closes for 2025-26, a season some would rather forget

Vail Resorts’ CEO told investors that low-snow years like this one show the company’s shift toward pre-sold passes and away from walk-up window tickets demonstrates “the resilience of the business model."

Melania Trump delivers statement at White House denying ties to Epstein and knowledge of his crimes

First lady Melania Trump is denying ties to Jeffrey Epstein and knowledge of his crimes, saying Thursday that the “stories are completely false” and calling online accusations that she was somehow involved “smears about me.”

Denver Zoo contractor “blindsided” by sea lion lawsuit

Denver Zoo contractor “blindsided” by sea lion lawsuit

Man accused of murder in Thornton stabbed brother in the neck, affidavit alleges

Man accused of murder in Thornton stabbed brother in the neck, affidavit alleges

Betts on the Bruins: How a trio of Colorado high school legends led UCLA basketball to women’s national title

Betts on the Bruins: How a trio of Colorado high school legends led UCLA basketball to women’s national title

Democrats grow bolder on talk about removing Trump from office after his Iran threats

President Donald Trump’s threats to wipe out Iran, “a whole civilization,” ended the restraint that Democrats have mostly practiced when it comes to questions of removing him from office in his second term.

Travelers face higher costs and fewer flight options as jet fuel prices swing

A new reality is setting in for travelers worldwide: rising fees, fewer flight options and difficult decisions about whether a trip is worth the cost.

The culprit is volatile oil and jet fuel prices, which have spiked sharply since the war in Irant began.

Nuggets playoff scenarios, explained: Western Conference seeding, tiebreakers, first-round matchups

Why the Minnesota Timberwolves are the Nuggets’ most likely first-round opponent in the 2026 NBA playoffs.

The Nuggets (52-28) have clinched no worse than the No. 5 seed as of Thursday morning, but they could still finish in third, fourth or fifth place.

Meet the Boulder dogs cast in this summer’s Colorado Shakespeare Festival

After a highly competitive canine casting call, two Boulder dogs have been cast in the Colorado Shakespeare Festival that runs this summer.

Pippin and Bernie will star in “Shakespeare in Love.”

Man gets 55 years in prison for murder of Idaho Springs dog breeder

A man who killed a Colorado mountain town dog breeder two years ago was sentenced to more than five decades in prison, according to court records.

More scooters or different scooters … keep them off Denver sidewalks (Letters)

“It’s becoming increasingly difficult to feel safe as a pedestrian on sidewalks that should be reserved for people on foot.” — Karen Young, Centennial

Renck: Hey, Avalanche coach Jared Bednar, stop messing with Scott Wedgewood. Make him The Man.

Jared Bednar should follow Gary Kubiak’s lead from Super Bowl 50 run. Kubes was decisive with QBs. Bednar should do the same with his goalies.

Firefighters preparing for EV fires in Colorado’s two big I-70 mountain tunnels

Colorado transportation officials are building the capacity to handle car and truck fires inside the state’s big two, high-traffic Interstate 70 tunnels, driven by concerns about electric vehicle batteries that can burn for hours and potential catastrophes if people are trapped.

Colorado Front Range Passenger Rail gets track deal needed to launch train service

LATEST: Colorado officials negotiating to launch Front Range Passenger Rail trains by 2029 are seeking funds from RTD and a track-sharing deal with BNSF.

JBS operates Greeley plant without legal air pollution permit, lawsuit alleges

The JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley is operating under an expired federal air pollution permit, and Colorado regulators have failed to issue a new one under a timeline mandated by federal law, an environmental group alleges in a new lawsuit.