Denver's weather forecast includes a mix of severe storms and sunny skies, with a 50% chance of rain today, drying out by Thursday, and scorching temperatures towards the weekend, before storm chances return on Sunday.

Briene Louise Karlik is in critical condition after a brutal assault in Teller County, with her dog also injured. Initial reports of her demise were incorrect. The investigation continues.

A jury convicted Andre Jones of attempted second-degree murder and other charges for stabbing Wheat Ridge Police Officer Fischer in April 2022. Sentencing is set for October 10, 2024.

Arrest warrants have been issued in Boulder County for two men, following a fire near Panorama Point, with charges including second-degree arson and reckless endangerment.

A Colorado jury found ex-election official Tina Peters guilty of tampering with the electoral process, with consequences affirmed by the state's Attorney General for undermining American democracy.

A family's dog alerted them to a fire in their home in Jefferson County, enabling their escape, but the dog went missing during the incident. Firefighters are investigating the fire's cause.

One person died in a fire in Fort Collins, and investigations are ongoing to determine the cause. In a separate incident, a girl was hospitalized after a pedestrian crash in Centennial.

The NWS Denver/Boulder forecasts varying weather for Denver with thunderstorms, potential flooding, and high temperatures. Hail and flash floods are concerns today, with a mix of sun and storms expected throughout the week.

Denver forecast includes a sunny day with a chance of afternoon showers and highs near 94°F. Evening will be partly cloudy and 64°F. More clouds on Wednesday with a 40% chance of rain.

Three wolf pups from the Copper Creek pack were seen playing in Colorado, indicating a comeback for local wolf populations. The exact location is undisclosed, while sightings should be reported to CPW.

Deputies shot a woman in Larimer County after a high-speed chase when she allegedly brandished a gun. She is hospitalized, and the incident is under investigation.

Thornton police shot a man with an outstanding warrant after he allegedly brandished a handgun. The man is hospitalized with serious injuries, and the shooting is under investigation. Officers are on leave per protocol.

Denver combats heatwaves with Heat Summits, policy changes, and infrastructural investments, including urban greening and support for vulnerable populations.

A 17-year-old boy was seriously injured in a shooting in Aurora and was hospitalized; the incident involved two individuals on a motorcycle and the police are investigating with no arrests made yet.

POWDR is selling Eldora Mountain Resort in Colorado, maintaining operations for the 2024-25 season during the transition, with JP Morgan overseeing the sale.

The Denver City Council will hold a public hearing on zoning changes for 641 South Pearl Street in Washington Park West, potentially affecting neighborhood development.

Colorado's black bears are intensively feeding to prepare for hibernation, prompting CPW to urge residents to increase vigilance and take measures to prevent bear-human encounters.

The Colorado Republican Party ousted leadership members and elected new officials, amidst controversy and internal conflict before the general election.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in a construction zone in Arapahoe County, closing northbound Holly Street for hours. The sheriff's office confirmed the fatality and conducted investigations.

Denver has temporarily closed La Alma-Lincoln and Sonny Lawson parks due to increased drug activity and violence, while keeping some areas open for public use.

CDOT introduces new safety measures on I-70 near Ward Road, dropping the speed limit to 55 mph and adding signs with flashing beacons after a fatal crash.

A Colorado road has been renamed Kendrick Castillo Way to honor the heroism of Castillo, who gave his life to protect his classmates during a school shooting in 2019.

Denver celebrated the opening of Renewal Village, a $13.6 million supportive housing project in Globeville, offering 215 apartments to combat homelessness.

A school bus driver in Aurora was assaulted by a woman after a mechanical issue and altercation with a student on the bus. The driver suffered minor injuries; the suspects fled and remain at large.

Boulder County has scheduled an open house to discuss CO 119 corridor improvements, including the CO 119 Bikeway Overpass and the Gunbarrel Shuttle, set to launch in 2025.

Boulder offers a dementia caregiver training session, providing insights and strategies for those caring for individuals with dementia, on September 18.

Boulder announces which city services and facilities will be open or closed for Labor Day, including pool and golf course operating hours, transportation schedules, and park regulations.

Colorado's November ballot includes Proposition 310 for ranked choice voting system and Proposition 157 for law enforcement funding of $350 million. Governor Polis signed related legislation with implementation concerns.

Denver's weather forecast includes scattered showers with a chance of strong storms and hail before moving towards warmer, sunnier days starting Friday.

James Montoya, a federal employee, is charged with defrauding the US government of over $1 million through wire fraud and faces an indictment for his alleged actions.

A suspect in a stolen vehicle fired at Englewood police during an early morning chase; no officers were injured and the suspect’s location remains unknown.

The National Weather Service predicts warm, mostly dry weather for Denver, with highs around 88 degrees and occasional gusty winds and evening thunderstorms.

The City of Fort Collins released its 2025-2026 budget focusing on strategic investment and service quality, despite economic challenges and reduced pandemic-era funding. Public feedback is sought through online platforms and hearings.

Interstate 70 in Golden, Colorado, is closed eastbound due to a crash involving a motorcycle and fire, causing significant traffic delays. Officials suggest alternative routes and warn of continued disruptions.

A small plane crashed on the Meridian Golf Course; one person had minor injuries. The NTSB and FAA are investigating. The plane appeared to be from ATP Flight Academy.

Boulder County Sheriff requests public aid to identify a suspect in a morning stabbing on Tenderfoot Trail, Boulder. A male victim sustained multiple stab wounds and the suspect, a white male aged 60 with a dog, is at large.

Aurora city officials address gang issues, clarifying that the Tren de Aragua has not overtaken the city, and detail law enforcement's proactive measures, including arrests and regional collaboration to ensure community safety.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office updated the ongoing investigation into the fatal Stone Canyon Fire and is working to ID the human remains found. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Boulder focuses on preserving manufactured home communities, addressing challenges like aging infrastructure, energy efficiency, and financial constraints of residents through various strategies and partnerships.

A disturbance at Arista Flats apartments in Broomfield escalated to an active shooting and a shelter-in-place order. One suspect was arrested, and an injured woman was hospitalized.

Boulder celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural events and emphasizes the importance of understanding and protecting the Hispanic and Latino communities against discrimination.

Lance Vieira, ex-coach of Littleton HS football, was cited for reckless endangerment amid hazing allegations in the team. The school has terminated his role and appointed Chad Koepke as the new coach.

Tylen Michael Grays was arrested in Michigan for a fatal shooting in Old Town, Fort Collins, on August 11, 2024. Fort Collins Police, with public help, linked Grays to the crime. He faces severe charges, including murder.

Search teams in Eagle County found items possibly linked to the 2005 cold case of missing hiker Michelle Vanek, providing potential "glimmer of closure" for her family.

A dog died from smoke inhalation in a house fire in southeast Aurora, while a cat was rescued unharmed; three residents are now displaced and receiving aid.

Denver's National Weather Service predicts a sunny day with a high of 86 degrees, with winds shifting east southeast in the afternoon. Evening temperatures are expected to drop to 55 degrees.

Boulder announces a new Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program for homeowners to combat wildfire threats, offering cost-sharing for property improvements with funds from the 2022 Climate Tax.

Thornton police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who intentionally struck a pedestrian after being told to slow down. The incident occurred on September 13.

Boulder County enacts a 6-month moratorium on large residential developments from January 17, 2025, allowing time to consider land use regulation changes.

Boulder has added a protected intersection at 28th Street and Colorado Avenue, improving safety and connectivity for various travel modes. The project includes sidewalk-level bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, traffic signals, and bus lanes.

Construction begins on CO Highway 119 in Boulder County on Sept 23, including lane shifts and delays, as part of a safety and mobility project with CDOT, RTD, and Boulder County.

The Boulder County Commissioners' Town Hall meeting on the proposed 2025 budget was rescheduled to October 15th at the East Boulder Recreation Center.

Denver's weather forecast includes a 40% chance of rain today, possible thunderstorms tonight, and a chilly Sunday morning with showers. Snow is expected in higher altitudes. Conditions will improve Monday but may worsen again by evening.

Boulder County District Court decided not to dissolve a temporary order preventing property closure at Ash House. The city expressed disappointment but affirmed compliance with the ruling.

The Town of Parker clarified its event permit process and record request policies amid discussions about the Douglas County PrideFest, emphasizing fairness and adherence to due process.

A bear cub entered Aspen Middle School's cafeteria, causing a temporary evacuation before wildlife officials safely relocated it. Classes resumed normally after the incident.

Boulder County closes Ron Stewart Preserve on most Mondays and Tuesdays from Oct. 7 to Jan. 28 for a controlled elk management program involving selected hunters.

Seven individuals are charged with defrauding Medicare and Medicaid in a $40 million scam involving kickbacks from unnecessary genetic testing referrals.

The FCPS released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting where Clayton Pierce, armed with a rifle, was killed after confronting police. Officers were praised, and no bystanders were injured.

A student was arrested for a hoax bomb threat at Green Mountain High School in Colorado, with law enforcement concluding the threat was not credible after investigation.

Meldrum St in Fort Collins will be partially closed due to construction associated with the Oak St Stormwater Project. Despite this, two-way traffic will remain, but on-street parking will be unavailable.

Shannon McShane was indicted on 15 counts for allegedly using fake credentials to work as a psychologist and parental evaluator in Colorado's legal system.

The Douglas County Library District Board of Trustees is looking for residents to fill three upcoming vacancies, bringing expertise in various fields and commitment to community service.

The Denver Animal Shelter is hosting a disco-themed drag brunch fundraiser, featuring drag performances and raffles, to support animal welfare efforts.

Boulder County will host a Veterans Stand Down & Resource Fair on October 17, 2024, offering support and resources to all veterans, including those facing homelessness.

Boulder received an award from ACRA for its exceptional engagement with American Indian Tribal Nations, marking its efforts in cultural collaboration and preservation.

The City of Boulder has cleared the Ash House of building code violations following the property owners' quick action to rectify issues, ensuring the safety of resident students.

Colorado Police Chief Aaron Fresquez and Sgt. Adam Fresquez are charged with theft for allegedly misusing department resources for a private business.

Denver updates its Energize Denver Building Performance Policy to bolster climate goals, offering policy revisions, energy coaching, and rebates for efficiency improvements starting in 2025.

Denver's weather is clear with a current temperature of 51°F and a light southern breeze. Sunny skies and temperatures up to 81°F are expected. The NWS predicts stable and pleasant weather for the week ahead.

A Pueblo man was arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman, leading to attempted second-degree murder charges. Details are sparse, and the investigation is ongoing.

County Road 77 in northern Weld County reopened to traffic 11 days ahead of schedule, after roadwork including full-depth reclamation and culvert replacement was completed.

The article highlights a variety of fall activities available in Colorado, including the Great American Beer Festival, Pumpkin Festival, and circus shows, along with outdoor excursions for autumn foliage and themed bars for Halloween.

Lakewood Police search for two suspects involved in a gang-related assault at a 7-Eleven; they assaulted a man, brandished a gun, and attempted carjacking.

Boulder residents are advised to secure trash and avoid attracting bears as the animals enter hyperphagia before winter, seeking more human-produced food.

The City of Boulder is set to start enhancement work on South Boulder Creek Trail to improve accessibility, particularly for disabled visitors, with no full closures but potential minor delays expected.

Trump announced "Operation Aurora," aiming to deport the Tren de Aragua gang members, at a Colorado rally focusing on illegal immigration, drawing mixed local and political reactions.

Inmate Leaf A. Glimpse escaped from Arrowhead Correctional Facility in Colorado, initiating a statewide manhunt.

Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 23-16 win over the Denver Broncos, taking advantage of the absence of injured Broncos' cornerback Patrick Surtain II.

The City of Boulder has opened its Human Relations Fund for events focused on civil and human rights that will occur from January to May 2025, with applications due by March 28, 2025.

A suspect was killed in Elizabeth, Colorado, after firing on deputies serving a search warrant; one deputy was minorly injured. A shelter-in-place order was lifted following the incident.

A traffic incident in Littleton escalated to violence when Rene Cooke allegedly ran over another driver during an argument, leaving the victim critically injured. Cooke faces charges and is held on $50,000 bail.

A Brighton man received a 90-month prison sentence for a gun discharge at the Gaylord Hotel, Aurora, which injured a bystander and for intending to distribute fentanyl and illegal ammunition possession.

The Engage Jeffco newsletter provides Jefferson County residents with updates and encourages community participation through detailed sections on local events, safety tips, and more.

Daniel Reyes was arrested in Colorado for falsely reporting a kidnapping, which led to the deployment of an AMBER Alert, after claiming his cousin was in a stolen vehicle.

Denver city council has public hearings on development near the sports arena, focusing on zoning changes and agreements with companies like Kroenke on October 21, 2024.

Denver launches an online Reuse Business Directory aimed at promoting sustainable practices by facilitating repair, rental, and resale services within the community.

Fort Collins invites business owners to the Business Engagement Kick Off for Phase 2 of the Land Use Code update on Oct. 23, aiming to foster mixed-use development and streamline processes.

An arrest has been made for the May 23, 2024, shooting death on South Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs, marking the city's 20th homicide of the year.

The Colorado State Patrol warns that refusing a chemical test after a DUI arrest results in harsher penalties, including a longer license revocation and a mandatory ignition interlock device.

Weld County awards Directional Plus, LLC, a veteran-rooted local business, $20,000 from its Small Business Incentive Program to support economic growth.

Denver's proposed 2025 budget has been submitted to the council and made public, with a hearing set for October 28 for citizens to provide input. The council will debate and vote on amendments, with the mayor having veto power.

Colorado Springs completed trail upgrades in Bear Creek Cañon Park, enhancing connectivity to other parks and supporting accessibility for those with disabilities.

Aaron Gordon has signed a four-year, $133 million deal with the Denver Nuggets, including a player option for 2028-29, ensuring the core team remains intact.

Denver's Mayor Johnston's All In Mile High initiative successfully housed over 2,000 homeless people, clearing encampments and improving downtown safety.

A Pueblo West man was sentenced to 54 years for a car crash that resulted in three fatalities. He had previously pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide charges.

Illegal Pete's removed yellow onions from their menu following a recall by Taylor Farms due to E. coli concerns, acting out of caution despite not using the same onions connected to a McDonald's outbreak.

The Douglas County Commissioners oppose California's Proposition KK, which would tax firearm and ammunition sales, on constitutional grounds, but affirm their support for mental health initiatives.

Kelsea Ballerini announces a 30-city US tour in 2025 for her album "Patterns," her first headlining arena tour, starting in Grand Rapids and ending in Denver.

Aurora is working on its infrastructure with up to 100 active work zones. Traffic engineers aim to minimize disruptions, but delays happen. A newsletter and online map offer residents construction updates.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and highs of 78 degrees in Denver today, but a cooler, wetter change is expected by Tuesday with possible snow showers by Wednesday evening.

The NWS reports cloudy skies and potential fire hazards in Denver with a mix of possible showers and gusty winds to follow, and variable weather throughout the week including snow showers.

Lakewood's free leaf recycling initiative begins Nov. 16, allowing residents to dispose of leaves in an eco-friendly way until Nov. 25 at the city greenhouse.

The Greeley-Weld County Airport is undergoing expansions including new taxi lanes and roads, with Weld County and Greeley each pledging up to $5M for the project, set to begin in spring 2025.

Commissioner Kevin Ross presented a positive State of the County address at Aims Community College, highlighting Weld County's growth, collaborative development plans, infrastructure improvements, and commitment to responsive government services.

Boulder celebrates Día de los Muertos with community altars honoring past leaders and a procession on Pearl Street, inviting reflection on historical figures' legacies.

Applications are open for the Accelerate COS Small Business Loan Program, offering low-interest loans, mentoring, and education to help El Paso County small businesses grow.

Mile High Youth Corps helps Sans Souci Mobile Home Park residents with free wildfire mitigation services, fostering a culture of preparedness and protecting the financially burdened community.

The Denver Central Library reopens on Nov. 3 after renovations, featuring new facilities and technological upgrades as part of the Elevate Denver bond program.

Arapahoe County has allocated over $2 million in cultural grants for 2024-2025, funded by the SCFD tax, to support various local cultural organizations.

A string of precise, dinnertime burglaries in Arapahoe County from February to October has prompted local law enforcement collaboration to investigate and prevent further incidents.

The Trump campaign has requested a halt to mail-in ballot processing in Colorado after a password leak from the Secretary of State's office raised security concerns.

A collared gray wolf has been tracked south of Interstate 70 in Colorado for the first time, signaling the expansion of the species as part of a reintroduction program.

Boulder County offers $1.7 million in grants to local fire districts for equipment, training, and operational improvements, with applications due by December 10.

North Timberline Road will be closed at East Vine Drive from Nov. 11-15 for intersection upgrades, with detours suggested via North Lemay Avenue or I-25. East Vine Drive remains open.

Ryan Smith won the 2024 CPRA Parks Professional of the Year award for his work in Brighton, CO, including excellent park management and conservation efforts.

Former RTD Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald was fired for speeding and policy violations, revealed in a letter from RTD's CEO. Fitzgerald is suing RTD for racial discrimination, alleging wrongful termination.

The City of Colorado Springs announces a return to normalcy after a snowstorm, with administrative offices open, roads being cleared, and public transport running. Citizens are advised to be cautious around snowplows.

Colorado voters passed Proposition J, amending their state constitution to eliminate a ban on same-sex marriage, aligning with the U.S. Supreme Court's rulings.

The article discusses Aurora's plans to improve pedestrian and cyclist access on Havana Street and Yale Avenue, inviting community feedback through an open house and online survey.

Brighton prepares for festive events with a Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 7 and the Festival of Lights Parade on Dec. 14, featuring a winter market, family activities, and live performances.

Arapahoe County has eased fire restrictions to a Stage 1 Burn Ban, allowing certain fires with permits but maintaining a ban on fireworks and non-permitted open burns.

The Doña Ana County Election Board paused its vote tally on election night and will continue counting approximately 1,000 absentee and 70 provisional ballots the following day, in adherence to New Mexico State law.

The National Weather Service reports a winter storm in Colorado causing heavy snowfall, with warnings and advisories issued for difficult travel conditions through tonight.

Denver officer Zurisadai Beltran was arrested for filing a false report and insurance claim, purporting her car was stolen after a hit-and-run she wasn't involved in.

Boulder County is updating its building codes to the 2021 I-Codes, aiming to enhance safety, efficiency, and affordability. The drafts are available for public review to involve the community in shaping local construction standards.

Denver's weather forecast indicates sunny days with mid-50s temperatures, though commuters should brace for possibly windy and snowy conditions on Tuesday.

Two people were arrested after a series of drive-by shootings in Loveland, Colorado, with police seizing a gun and assuring no ongoing threat to the community.

A memorial service is set for Evan Dunn, a Golden police officer killed in the line of duty, with community support and tributes pouring in. Flags will fly at half-staff.

Boulder is launching a new online utility billing platform on Nov. 25, 2024, with temporary "View Only" and no phone payments during the transition period starting Nov. 21. Paperless billing will start in February 2025.

The Boulder County Board of Commissioners approved the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail Plan, which involves developing an 8.5-mile trail to improve connectivity, after extensive public engagement. Next steps include funding and detailed design.

Four men were shot early Monday on Leetsdale Drive in Denver, with police investigating and no further details on the victims' conditions or suspects.

The National Weather Service predicts a brisk weather change in Denver with morning snow, windy and mostly sunny conditions today, and a colder night. Hazardous conditions are noted for travelers and elevated fire weather concerns are mentioned.

CPW is looking for a poacher who killed a deer on private land near Sedalia, CO. The suspect drove a gray Chevy truck with a distinctive sticker and may face a hunting license revocation up to five years.

Alterra Mountain Company acquires Arapahoe Basin, with CEO Alan Henceroth remaining to oversee operations and promising minimal changes to the resort's offerings.

Boulder Police seek help to identify two individuals connected to a severe assault on the 1100 block of Pearl Street, resulting in serious injuries to an adult male.

Boulder Police are searching for a suspect accused of assaulting a blind man, who captured the assailant's photo with a screen reader while walking with his service dog.

Two Denver men are federally indicted for conspiring to rob a postal worker in 2023, failing to obtain a mailbox key but stealing mail and injuring the worker.

HOST defends progress in improving Denver's shelter system against an audit highlighting areas needing enhancement and argues that many improvements have begun, including strategic plans and safety measures.

Businesses in Boulder are experiencing a series of burglaries involving stolen lockbox keys used to access cash drawers. Police seek community help to identify suspects.

Colorado Springs officials released a Homelessness Response Action Plan focusing on 60 actions including enforcement, outreach, and housing, to address homelessness over five years.

Lyft transfers its e-bike and e-scooter license to Bird in Denver, ensuring continuity of shared transportation services with no service interruption expected.

Fort Collins hosts "Registration Rodeo" to help landlords meet rental registration deadline, with guidance, resources, and incentives offered at an event on Dec. 7.

Mikko Rantanen was named NHL's second star of the week for his standout performance with seven points, crucial to the Colorado Avalanche's triple-win week.

Denver is forecasted to experience heavy mountain snowfall causing travel disruptions, with a wintry mix in the city expected to turn into 1-2 inches of snow by Wednesday. Conditions improve by Thanksgiving Day.

Two individuals were trapped in a construction site trench in Centennial, prompting a rescue by South Metro Fire Rescue and Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, with one minor injury reported.

A child abducted from Lakewood was safely found after an Amber Alert. The suspect is in custody, while the child's father was hospitalized with a gunshot wound.

Boulder County is hosting a virtual meeting to discuss mental and behavioral health resources progress and programs such as WellMind Connection and CAT.

The state prepares for heavy snowfall as Thanksgiving approaches, with the Colorado Department of Transportation advising travelers to check road conditions and adjust travel times accordingly.

Deputies in Adams County shot a man who brandished an axe during a welfare check. The incident, which took place in the 7600 block of Heather Place, is under investigation. The man's condition is undisclosed, and no deputies were injured.

Deputies rescued two children from a house fire in Centennial, resulting in injuries to themselves and a firefighter. The fire caused one dog's death, with five cats missing. The home was deemed uninhabitable.

K-9 Riggs helped Colorado Springs police arrest a suspect with violent felony charges after the man attempted to flee by jumping from a second-story window.

The Denver Connector ride share service extends to West Denver, providing residents with free, on-demand transportation to key destinations, emphasizing mobility, equity, and sustainability.

Douglas County School District in Colorado is considering consolidating schools due to uneven growth, studying a plan that may close or merge several elementary schools to better match current enrollments.

The Weld County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $563.25 million budget for 2025, aiming to maintain services and prepare for future challenges.

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.

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 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.

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 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 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The Douglas County Board of Education will vote on adding an AP African American Studies class after a previous delay, amidst local debate on the course.

The article details Denver's current weather and forecasts, including sunny skies with brisk winds and a near 52°F high, alongside potential for weekend snow showers.

Adams County officials seek nominations for the 2025 ACMCYA to honor youths overcoming obstacles. Nominations for individuals in grades 6-12 and young adults up to age 20 are accepted on the Brighton website until January 31, 2025.

Douglas County approved $543,813 for services for residents with developmental disabilities for 2025, funded by a developmental disabilities mill levy.

Arapahoe County Board of Commissioners unanimously passed stricter oil and gas regulations, which include a $120,000 financial assurance per well and increased setbacks to 3,000 feet.

The Arapahoe County Commissioners unanimously approved a $570 million budget for 2025, focusing on essential services for over 655,000 residents, enabled by a voter-approved tax measure.

Denver opens applications for the tenth cohort of its Denver Global Landing Pad program to help international founders grow their businesses in the city.

Boulder County will conduct controlled burns on Tuesday across five properties to manage vegetation. Officials emphasize safety and urge the public not to call 911 as these are planned burns, not wildfires.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office arrested a 24-year-old man for sexual exploitation of a child after a nearly two-year investigation sparked by tips and complaints.

Englewood is soliciting public feedback on Cushing Park's renovations during an open house event, emphasizing community engagement in their Renew & Recreate initiative.

Boulder County Sheriff's Office is probing a suspicious death of a 49-year-old woman near Jamestown after response to a missing person report on December 14, 2024.

Lakewood begins its Christmas tree recycling from December 26 to January 5, offering free disposal at the Greenhouse on Yale Ave. Trees must be free of decorations.

Arapahoe County has adopted a new policy to systematically name its properties, focusing on heritage, avoiding duplication, and fostering transparency and public participation.

A man was arrested in Silver Plume, Colorado, with a cache of firearms, tactical gear, and other illegal items, leading to heightened concerns in the community.

Aurora is accepting applications for its Civil Service Commission, with three terms ending February 14. The commission oversees hiring and discipline in fire and police services.

Weld County commissioners honored employees with 10, 20, and 30 years of service during a meeting, recognizing 112 staff from diverse departments for their dedication.

Denver residents influenced cityscape transformation through a participatory budget process allocating $1 million to community-selected projects, with active engagement from diverse groups.

One person was fatally shot near Orchard Town Center in Westminster, with police treating it as an isolated incident and reassuring that there's no ongoing threat.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a sedan on South Chambers Road in Aurora, with police investigating and no charges expected against the cooperative driver.

Wildlife officials captured a coyote linked to the Thanksgiving attack on a child in Colorado after finding human DNA on its paws. Feeding wildlife is suspected for causing unnatural predator behavior.

Over 1,000 cases are impacted by the mishandling of DNA evidence by former CBI forensic scientist Missy Woods, raising concerns about the integrity of the justice system.

A gondola malfunction at Winter Park Resort led to the evacuation of 174 skiers with no injuries reported. The resort is working to resume operations after safety tests.

The article discusses the rise of norovirus in Colorado and offers prevention tips from the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment, emphasizing hand washing and cleanliness.

A BASE jumper was rescued from Clear Creek Canyon, leading to a temporary road closure on US 6. The injured jumper received aid from multiple agencies, emphasizing the risks of extreme sports.

A University of Colorado Boulder study reveals health risks in homes affected by the Marshall Fire, with poor air quality and symptoms reported by residents, emphasizing the need for post-fire safety measures.

A report by Colorado Parks and Wildlife reveals an outbreak of Avian Paramyxovirus-1 causing dove deaths in Colorado, with a focus on public awareness and safety.

An injured person was rescued from atop a trash truck in downtown Loveland by first responders using specialized equipment. The circumstances of their predicament were unclear.

A suspect fired at a neighbor in Centennial, Colorado, leading to a shelter-in-place order and a standoff with law enforcement including SWAT and K-9 units. The armed individual was later apprehended.

Douglas County residents can recycle their Christmas trees for free mulch until January 31, 2025. Trees must be free of decorations before being dropped off at designated locations.

A pedestrian in Denver was struck and killed by a train on Thursday afternoon. Police are investigating the incident, with the victim's identity not yet released.

Brice Carey, 23, was arrested in Loveland for a road rage incident involving gunfire; no injuries were reported. He faces charges including attempted second-degree murder.

Englewood and Denver Police ended a standoff, detaining suspects from a Denver robbery after a police operation on South Inca Street.

Highway 96 near Westcliffe was closed due to a rock slide. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office warned it might remain closed for days and advised alternative routes for travelers. CDOT is assessing the situation with a geologist for safety.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will meet in Denver to discuss a range of topics including wildlife management, season dates, and licenses. Public streaming is available on CPW's YouTube page.

Denver residents can influence their city's health landscape by participating in the Thrive in the Mile High Survey, part of DDPHE's Community Health Assessment.

Severe fog and a snowstorm caused over a thousand flight delays and cancellations at Denver International Airport, with travelers advised to check their flight status.

A fire near the University of Colorado Boulder campus displaced seven students and forced a popular sub shop to close indefinitely. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting.

The Denver Broncos beat the Kansas City Chiefs, securing a playoff spot and a record-setting performance from rookie QB Bo Nix against the Super Bowl champs.

Commerce City invites residents to join various boards and commissions to influence local policies and growth.

Denver wakes to snow and a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until noon, with possible additional snow accumulation, impacting the morning commute.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's report highlights major improvements in city life, including a reduction in street homelessness and shootings, part of the 2024 goals achievements.

Denver Police struggle with staffing despite efforts; the city auditor suggests further strategic improvements are needed for officer retention and recruitment.

Ruben Morones was sentenced to a year in jail and a $1000 fine for a careless driving incident that killed Alex Mackiewicz, as reported by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.

Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs has a history that includes relocation due to soil and native conflicts, and it now stands as a peaceful memorial to the city's pioneers.

The Boulder County Planning Commission's January 15, 2025, meeting agenda is now available, featuring a hybrid attendance format and discussions on Site Plan Review regulations and Exemption Plats amendments.

Boulder Fire-Rescue extinguished a fire in a multi-story building, evacuating seven residents without injury. Firefighters worked under freezing conditions; the cause is under investigation, with arson ruled out.

Boulder begins a bus station expansion project in 2025 to meet the rising demand for regional transit, while ensuring accessibility and aligning with the city's transportation goals.

Northbound Coffman Street in Longmont closes for three months starting January 13 for mobility improvements, with business access maintained and parking restrictions in place.

Louisville's search for a new City Manager is down to four candidates, with a public meet and greet set for January 22 at the Recreation & Senior Center.

The Colorado Department of Agriculture shared a Beef Lasagna recipe for January, highlighting the state's top agricultural product and promoting the Colorado Proud program which supports local ranchers and producers.

Public commenting for State La Plata South Oil and Gas Development Plan has begun, with a town hall set for January 27, 2025. Written comments can also be submitted online.

Westminster Police are searching for three males suspected of car break-ins and a shooting. The suspects, armed and considered dangerous, fled in a gold Kia Sedona minivan.

The Denver Broncos ended their season 10-7, reaching the playoffs where they were defeated 31-7 by the Bills. Rookie QB Bo Nix shined, leading the team and promising a bright future.

Broomfield announces facility closures on Martin Luther King Day, including city offices, courts, and library, with essential services like police remaining operational.

Weber County announces a vacancy on the West Weber / Taylor Cemetery District Board, calling for interested voters in the district to apply by February 14, 2025.

Colorado's Governor Polis received widespread praise for his State of the State address focusing on affordability, security, and high-speed internet for all households.

Lafayette seeks new lifeguards and offers certification courses for individuals aged 15 and up, highlighting the importance of this role for community safety at pools during the summer season. Registration is available online or at city offices.

Denver acquires the former Park Hill Golf Course for conversion into a large urban park, planning public access by summer, through a land swap deal with support from Adams County and Westside Investment Partners.

Douglas County has launched the Agents of Discovery app to enhance outdoor exploration with educational quests and activities, featuring a new digital guide and monthly missions.

Lakewood's PossAbilities Expo connects people with disabilities to resources and recreation, with various vendors and demos, and includes a sensory-friendly session.

Man sentenced to 32 years for the nearly 40-year-old murder of Roger Dean, as announced by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office after a long investigation.

Operation King Friday led by the NCDTF resulted in the dismantling of a Colorado-Wyoming drug ring, with eight arrests and seizures of drugs, cash, and firearms.

Westminster police are hunting for a suspect after a man was fatally shot at La Quinta Inn. The suspect is still at large, and the incident is considered isolated with no threat to the public. The investigation is ongoing.

CDOT begins culvert repair on US Highway 50 near Cañon City on Feb 3. Expect lane closures from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday until the end of February.