Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hiring for diverse roles to conserve the state's wildlife and landscapes, with applications open until Sept. 30, 2025, and a rigorous selection process detailed by CPW.

Fort Collins Police Services found 13-year-old Mia unharmed after she had gone missing. Her safe return was announced via social media, with gratitude extended to the community for their help.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade honored Martin Wood and Carlos Jimenez with the Spirit of Colorado Springs Awards for their dedication and leadership in the community.

Denver Police are investigating a shooting on N. Orleans St.; one person hospitalized with grave injuries. Details on the shooter and motive remain unclear.

Denver Police Officers Smith and Adam exhibited empathy by assisting a man in distress with resources, bus fare, and a Bible, showing a compassionate side of law enforcement.

Two small planes collided at Fort Morgan Airport, killing one and injuring three others during landing, causing a fire and investigation by FAA and NTSB.

Denver Police Department is investigating a stabbing near East 12th Ave and North Pearl Street; the suspect is at large and the victim's condition is unknown.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers aided local emergency response to the Elk and Lee Fires, providing support and coordination as the state battled wildfires due to dry conditions.

Douglas County has begun constructing a new wastewater treatment facility, the Chatfield Basin Water Reclamation Facility, including funding from the ARPA to improve the region's water systems.

The NWS predicts thunderstorms and heavy rain in Denver, with a 50% chance increasing post-2 p.m., hail, and potential flash floods. Drier weather expected by Sunday.

Douglas County deputies contained a stolen vehicle in Highlands Ranch, arrested two suspects, and recovered stolen items, avoiding a high-speed chase.

Colorado Democrats propose measures to address a budget deficit by closing corporate tax loopholes and adjusting spending, counteracting federal decisions they deem responsible for financial strain on the state.

Englewood's Stormwater Division plans stormwater maintenance on US 285/Hampden causing potential delays from September 8-12, with preventive work to ensure system efficiency and environmental protection.