05/05/2026

Colorado Boosts Affordable Housing Tax Credits to $20M Annually

In a major win for tackling the state's housing crisis, Colorado lawmakers have expanded tax credits for developers building affordable units in high-demand areas. The new law ramps up funding through 2031, prioritizing transit-oriented communities from Denver to Fort Collins. With rents soaring and inventory tight, this could unlock thousands of new homes for working families.

May 5

Colorado Lawmakers Boost Housing Tax Credits to Fight Affordability Crisis

May 5

Denver Police Nab Suspect in Downtown Armed Robbery Spree

A 28-year-old man faces charges after Denver authorities linked him to a string of armed holdups targeting central Denver businesses last week. The arrests come amid heightened concerns over rising robberies in the bustling downtown core. Police say the takedown has brought relief to business owners rattled by the violence.

May 5

Denver Police Nab 28-Year-Old in Downtown Convenience Store Robbery Spree

May 5

Aurora Police Nab 20-Year-Old in 6 Gas Station Armed Robberies

May 5

Justin Simmons Retires After Broncos Career

Safety Justin Simmons announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday. Simmons concluded his professional career as a member of the Denver Broncos.

May 5