Samantha Shults was arrested by Denver Police for a homicide after a stabbing on East Hampden Avenue; the investigation is ongoing and charges are pending by the DA's office.

Colorado River State Park's new River Watch Program ensures safety for boaters and floaters, with rangers counseling 139 individuals. Visitors are advised on safety measures like wearing life jackets and scouting the river.

Repeat offender Tracy Colon was arrested after crashing a stolen vehicle in Aurora; no injuries reported. The incident involved a chase, a firearm, and narcotics. Charges include reckless driving and theft.

Denver Police seek public help to solve the murder of 20-year-old Antonio Vargas on North Lincoln Street. They offer anonymity and a reward for information.

Witnesses testified about James Craig's cyanide purchase and suspicions around his wife's death in a murder trial. Defense argues the case is built on speculation.

The Weld County Fair Royalty Court presented the fair book to the board of commissioners, marking the approach of the 107th fair which showcases the region's agriculture.

The Airport Fire is now 100% contained, as reported by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office and OEM, though firefighters continue to monitor remaining hot spots.

Terry Lee Drake from Boulder, arrested on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material after a cyber-crime investigation, remains in jail without bond.

Jefferson County promotes early sign-ups for LookoutAlert, which informs residents of emergencies like floods or police activity. It's available in multiple areas and offers alert customizations. Registration is easy via their website or texting.

A teen was fatally shot at an Arapahoe County party; one 17-year-old is charged, another suspect is sought. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

Investigation finds a train caused the Airport Fire near Louviers, with video evidence and ignition indicators pointing to its involvement. Firefighters are assisted by cooler weather in containing the blaze.

Denver Police informed Capitol Hill residents about a relocated sexually violent predator, Robert Earl Weichel, now living at 1272 Pennsylvania Street #6-A, to ensure public safety and transparency.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs vetoed an ordinance to reallocate $1.4 million in marijuana tax revenues, emphasizing the importance of using these funds for public safety and addressing the city's $11.5 million budget shortfall.