The Denver Police Department is set to host National Night Out events to strengthen community relations and promote crime prevention, with multiple venues across Denver offering activities for all ages.

The Aurora Police arrested suspect Daveon Javon-James Jackson within 20 hours of a fatal hit-and-run involving a 16-year-old boy, using surveillance tech and community tips.

Nominations for the 2025 Mayor's Young Leader Awards in Colorado Springs are open until August 31, recognizing young individuals impacting the community.

A paddleboarder died at Eleven Mile State Park in Colorado after a wind storm struck, prompting a search and rescue operation. CPW urges life jacket use on water.

A mountain lion responsible for killing a local dog in Boulder was captured and relocated by the police and wildlife authorities, with no further incidents reported.

Denver's weather forecast promises clear skies and warm temperatures reaching the mid-90s, with light winds and comfortable evening lows around 60 degrees.

A new Colorado law to boost geothermal energy production will lower energy bills from August 6, with streamlined permitting for projects and future fees for carbon storage operators.

The controversial federal budget bill, H.R.1, leads to a projected $1 billion shortfall in Colorado's budget, impacting Medicaid, food assistance, and causing service cuts, with state leaders expressing strong opposition.

Denver Police investigate a shooting at Stuart and Morrison Rd.; one victim hospitalized, with no further details on their condition or identity, and no suspects yet.

Denver faces severe weather with thunderstorms, risk of flash flooding, and damaging winds. The National Weather Service warns of heavy rainfall possibly leading to localized flooding.

The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo's Junior Livestock Sale, supporting local 4-H youth and agriculture, will be in-person this year, forgoing its virtual component.

The 2024 report details the city's support for seniors with 7,440 participants in programs, over $100,000 in financial aid, and future plans, viewable on their website.

Two individuals from Colorado face charges in connection to fentanyl distribution resulting in a girl's death.