Denver Police notified the public about a sexually violent predator, Joseph DeLaCruz Salazar, residing in Green Valley Ranch and provided safety resources online.

Fort Lewis College hosted a screening of "A Colorado for All," a documentary on Colorado's disability rights history, with Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera, promoting inclusion and future efforts.

Denver hosts Paws & Pints, an Oktoberfest-themed event to support its animal shelter with tours, craft beer, and fundraising for services such as spay/neuter and emergency care.

An asphalt shuttle buggy fell off a truck on south I-25 near 20th Street, causing lane closures and traffic delays. CDOT cleared the scene and reminded drivers of safety in work zones.

Colorado's Governor Polis and CDPHE have moved to allow all residents over 6 months to receive the latest COVID-19 vaccine without a prescription, sidestepping federal guidelines.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office has launched a "Drones as First Responders" program to improve emergency response times, which will be tested for four weeks with FAA approval.

Douglas County is inviting high schoolers to engage in dialogue and problem-solving on youth challenges at the Youth Congress on September 29, offering free lunch and transportation.

The BLM has invited public comments on the potential lease of over 70,000 acres in Colorado for oil and gas exploration, with the lease sale scheduled for March 2026.

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.