A part-time Gillette resident allegedly shot at drivers and a pedestrian in Montrose before crashing into Crash Burger and dying of an apparent self-inflicted wound. The investigation remains active.

Jefferson County Public Health confirmed Colorado's first human West Nile case of 2026; officials remind residents to reduce mosquito exposure and follow prevention steps.

A ranch employee reportedly shot the King Mountain pack matriarch on a ranch spanning Eagle and Routt counties, orphaning four pups as CPW investigates.

Cloudy morning gives way to scattered afternoon storms in Denver; a few cells could bring heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect warmer, drier weather later this week.

A late-afternoon hailstorm forced an FAA ground stop at Denver International, producing hundreds of delays and a handful of cancellations across carriers.

Afternoon thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and hail across Denver. Highs near 81°F today; travel and outdoor plans may be disrupted.

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

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

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.

Sunny start, warming into the upper 70s, and a small chance of storms after 2 p.m.

A for-sale sign outside Lucero’s Fillmore location has neighbors worried; the 64-year-old family restaurant will remain open while the building is listed.

At a Glendale forum, Bennet, Weiser, Kirkmeyer and Marx faced business leaders on housing, permitting and the state's business climate. The session sharpened contrasts ahead of the June primary.

A former Monument Academy art teacher pleaded not guilty in El Paso County Court to first‑degree murder and related violent‑crime counts tied to a Halloween‑night attack. The case returns to court in August.