Governor Polis of Colorado is acting to ease zoning laws to help remedy the state's affordable housing shortage, highlighted by a National Zoning Atlas study showing restrictive multi-unit housing and costly parking mandates.

A fisher found a body in Barker Reservoir, prompting an investigation to identify the deceased male and determine cause of death. Multiple agencies responded to the scene.

The House GOP passed a bill cutting Medicaid and SNAP funding, facing criticism from Colorado Democrats for potential negative impacts on health care and state finances.

Englewood offers up to $8,000 in grants for residents' home energy efficiency upgrades, with a new $2,000 homeowner match requirement, and expands eligibility and fundable improvements.

Denver's forecast includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and gusty winds. An ozone action alert warns of unhealthy air quality, especially for sensitive groups.

A CDOT contractor and a state trooper were hospitalized after a six-vehicle crash in Adams County. The suspect, Bryan Granillo, faces DUI and other charges.

Denver's NWS forecasts a heatwave with temperatures near 95 degrees, followed by a cold front bringing possible severe thunderstorms and cooler temperatures into the next week.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife's annual report highlights their ongoing gray wolf restoration efforts, including releasing wolves and monitoring their integration into the ecosystem.

Boulder's City Council approved the North 30th Street Preliminary Design project, aiming for safer and more accessible travel; construction begins in 2027 with grant funding.

DNA analysis helped Pueblo County Sheriff's Office identify Marvin Majors as the man found dead in 2000. He was 34 and had lived a transient life; his family last saw him in 1998-99.

Colorado Governor Polis and the CCI announced tax credits for 10 projects that blend arts with amenities, driving economic and cultural growth statewide.

A fire at Huntington Square Apartments in Northglenn caused explosions, leading to two injuries and damage to several units, with local firefighters and the Red Cross responding.

The Colorado Supreme Court upheld Robert Keith Ray's life sentence for a 2005 double homicide, denying him a new trial and maintaining the convictions related to the murders of Javad Marshall-Fields and Vivian Wolfe.