Daniel L. Ritchie, former Chancellor of the University of Denver, has passed away at 93, leaving a legacy of transformative leadership and significant contributions to the university.

Following resident input, Boulder implements transportation projects in 2024 to improve local movement, with road and sign maintenance, updated maps, safety initiatives, over $4.2 million in funding, and a focus on sustainable transport.

A Venezuelan man faces U.S. charges for meth distribution and firearm possession, linked to Tren de Aragua gang and caught in an ATF-Homeland Security sting.

Jesus Jurado-Lugo pled guilty to 2017 second-degree murder and assault, facing 30-45 years in prison. He was extradited from Mexico to Denver for the proceedings.

The City of Colorado Springs has reached a deal with VENU for sound mitigation at Ford Amphitheater, involving sound barriers, monitoring stations, and potential penalties for noise violations.

Douglas County Sheriff's Cold Case Unit was awarded Congressional Recognition for solving a 1985 homicide, with specific members and supporting IMPACT unit acknowledged.

Douglas County commits $1.53M to hire a full-time helitak team for wildfire response, providing year-round aerial firefighting support starting in 2025.

Brighton is renewing a project to turn traffic signal boxes into public art, inviting local artists and community members, including youth, to submit designs. Selected work will be made into vinyl prints and displayed for at least two years.

Matthew Popkin is set to be sworn in as Longmont City Council Member for Ward 2 in a ceremony at the Council Chambers, serving until December 2, 2025.

Katy Perry adds a Denver stop to her 2025 "The Lifetimes Tour" at Ball Arena, coinciding with her new album "143".

The Colorado Avalanche traded star forward Mikko Rantanen to the Carolina Hurricanes in a three-team deal involving Martin Necas, Jack Drury, and Nils Juntorp.

The City of Denver has closed down William Penn Apartments, managed by CBZ Management, due to severe health and safety violations including lack of heat and a non-functioning fire alarm.

Greg Phillips is retiring as Colorado Springs Airport's Director of Aviation on February 7. He led COS through significant growth, including starting international flights. Alex Kovacs will be interim director.