A school bus driver in Aurora was assaulted by a woman after a mechanical issue and altercation with a student on the bus. The driver suffered minor injuries; the suspects fled and remain at large.

Denver celebrated the opening of Renewal Village, a $13.6 million supportive housing project in Globeville, offering 215 apartments to combat homelessness.

A Colorado road has been renamed Kendrick Castillo Way to honor the heroism of Castillo, who gave his life to protect his classmates during a school shooting in 2019.

CDOT introduces new safety measures on I-70 near Ward Road, dropping the speed limit to 55 mph and adding signs with flashing beacons after a fatal crash.

Denver has temporarily closed La Alma-Lincoln and Sonny Lawson parks due to increased drug activity and violence, while keeping some areas open for public use.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in a construction zone in Arapahoe County, closing northbound Holly Street for hours. The sheriff's office confirmed the fatality and conducted investigations.

The Colorado Republican Party ousted leadership members and elected new officials, amidst controversy and internal conflict before the general election.

Colorado's black bears are intensively feeding to prepare for hibernation, prompting CPW to urge residents to increase vigilance and take measures to prevent bear-human encounters.

The Denver City Council will hold a public hearing on zoning changes for 641 South Pearl Street in Washington Park West, potentially affecting neighborhood development.

POWDR is selling Eldora Mountain Resort in Colorado, maintaining operations for the 2024-25 season during the transition, with JP Morgan overseeing the sale.

A 17-year-old boy was seriously injured in a shooting in Aurora and was hospitalized; the incident involved two individuals on a motorcycle and the police are investigating with no arrests made yet.

Denver combats heatwaves with Heat Summits, policy changes, and infrastructural investments, including urban greening and support for vulnerable populations.

Thornton police shot a man with an outstanding warrant after he allegedly brandished a handgun. The man is hospitalized with serious injuries, and the shooting is under investigation. Officers are on leave per protocol.