A Colorado Springs nurse practitioner settled allegations of improper prescription practices by agreeing to pay $90,000 and surrendering her DEA registration.

Fort Collins Police have arrested two juveniles for a shooting in October. One woman was injured during the incident as she confronted the suspects breaking into her vehicle. The suspects face serious charges, including attempted murder.

The City of Boulder has introduced a 3D art piece at Valmont City Park by artist Gregory Fields to educate visitors about rain gardens and local waterway health.

The Denver DA's office indicted 17 people in a major vehicle theft ring connected to a Mexican cartel, involving at least 190 stolen vehicles and drug trafficking.

A third-party investigation finds Colorado's voting system passwords were unintentionally posted online, leading to scrutiny of Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office for lax protocols.

A Colorado business and owner were sentenced for conspiring to bypass truck emissions controls, leading to increased pollution. Their actions resulted in fines and a probationary period for the company.

Boulder has launched the Folsom Street Safety Improvements Project to revamp the street for safer travel, seeking public feedback through an online survey.

The NWS Denver forecasts a week of varying weather, from sunny skies and mild temperatures to potential snowfall and heightened fire risks due to windy and dry conditions.

The Denver Animal Shelter warns of a scam where people are told their lost pets need costly surgery, urging owners to verify claims directly with shelters.

The article discusses upcoming infrastructure projects on Colorado Highway 119 involving CDOT, Boulder County, and the City of Boulder, focusing on road safety, flood resilience, and utility improvements.

The article describes Denver's weather forecast, highlighting sunny days ahead with mild temperatures, slight wind, and a chance of snow on Monday, then returning to brighter conditions.

Denver Human Services announces the #BeAGiver Holiday Gift Drive, inviting the community to donate gifts or funds to support local families, children, and older adults during the holiday season.

The Denver Police Bomb Squad has acquired a new robotic dog to safely inspect dangerous areas, funded by a $328,000 grant. It has advanced navigational capabilities and is not armed.