Architecture firm signs lease to relocate Colorado office to 1900 Lawrence
National architecture and design firm Cooper Carry is moving its Colorado operations to downtown Denver, becoming the latest tenant at 1900 Lawrence.
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Colorado PAC tied to sports-betting apps spends more than $1.1 million in legislative races. Why isn’t always clear.
A Colorado PAC backed by DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics has nearly $900,000 on several Democratic state legislative primaries and at least $250,000 to back Republican candidates.
Today in History: June 23, Thai soccer team gets trapped in flooded cave
12 young soccer players and their coach became trapped in a flooded cave in northern Thailand.
Denver transfers $3 million from its contingency fund to pay out settlements
Denver will use $3 million of its contingency funds in the budget to help pay out settlements this year after the liability fund has run short under a measure the City Council approved Monday.
Former Jeffco schools security guard arrested in Boulder County on child sexual abuse charges
Brian Richie was arrested Monday morning after a girl he babysat told Longmont police he took a video of her and touched her inappropriately.
Authorities arrest 2 more suspects in planned attack on Trump’s UFC show
Prosecutors say the plotters harbored fringe conspiracy theories.
11 people indicted in ‘widespread motor vehicle theft ring’ in Colorado
A grand jury has indicted 11 people on 52 counts related to motor vehicle thefts that occurred at airports across the Front Range.
Senate passes a bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices
The bill has been the focus of intense House-Senate negotiations in recent weeks.
1 injured in semitrailer crash that shut down southbound I-25 south of Colorado Springs
Southbound I-25 was closed between Exit 119 for Rancho Colorado Boulevard and Exit 116 for County Line Road, near Fountain, according to CDOT.
Denver will require additional approval for citywide safety alerts after errant notifications
Denver will now require employees to receive additional approval before they can send wireless emergency alerts to residents.