Douglas County invites residents to Memorial Day events honoring fallen military personnel, with ceremonies at various locations, including Fort Logan National Cemetery.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a sunny and mild week, with temperatures rising to the mid-80s by Friday, occasional gusty winds, and a chance of light, non-severe showers and storms.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado signed three bills focusing on water resource management, including improved snowpack data collection, adjusting sports betting taxes for water conservation, and finding new funding for water projects.

A 21-year-old from Longmont, CO, was arrested for child sexual exploitation, with multiple agencies involved in the investigation following tips from NCMEC.

Douglas County plans a Special Election on June 24 for voters to decide on forming a Home Rule Charter Commission, urging voter registration checks and the use of drop boxes and Voter Service and Polling Centers for ballots.

GigSmart in Denver reclassifies gig workers as employees, ensuring benefits and protections, after a wage violation investigation leads to policy changes.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a voicemail claimed shots were fired at an Ultralight aircraft near Longmont Airport; no evidence found yet.

McClelland Drive in Fort Collins will be closed on May 18 and June 15 for street maintenance. Detours to South College Avenue are advised, with other nearby roads open. Public transit is unaffected as Transfort does not operate on Sundays.

A semi-truck crash on I-70 in Aurora closed westbound lanes and caused delays, after swerving to avoid a vehicle and hitting a pole, spilling egg containers.

The Norris Penrose Event Center hosted a Mounted Instructor School for law enforcement, focusing on horsemanship and emergency response, led by the El Paso County Sheriff's Mounted Unit.

Police in Westminster arrested two suspects following a standoff over a stolen vehicle investigation, with assistance from Colorado Metro Auto Theft Task Force.

Denver's DOTI unveiled the first steel arch for the future BRT system on East Colfax Avenue, designed to shelter riders. The BRT is set to launch in 2027 to improve travel times along a busy corridor.

Colorado Springs officials are conducting a community tour to discuss the city's strategic plans and collect resident feedback on issues like safety, infrastructure, and housing.