A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on I-25 near Fort Collins, leading to closure of the northbound lanes and traffic delays. Investigations are underway to determine the circumstances of the incident.

Broncos coach Zack Grossi has a yolk sac tumor and is on leave for chemotherapy. He remains positive, emphasizing early cancer screenings and support from the Broncos community.

The East County Line Road safety improvement project in Boulder County will start in October, with significant roadwork and closures affecting commutes.

The article describes the National Weather Service's forecast for Denver, highlighting several days of mostly sunny weather with temperatures in the mid-70s to low 80s, and light winds.

Boulder County Commissioners are focusing on reinforcing their safety net and criminal justice system, with plans to open the Alternative Sentencing Facility in 2025, despite funding challenges.

Fort Collins unveils its first 'rainbow crosswalk' to affirm its commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusivity, timed with LGBTQ+ history month and ahead of National Coming Out Day.

Castle Rock police were involved in a shooting leaving one person dead near Bilberry St. and Meadows Blvd. No officer injuries were reported. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

Winners of the Douglas County Elections Student Art Contest 2024 have been announced, featuring young artists who expressed patriotic themes through their artwork.

Colorado has mobilized over 100 first responders to aid Florida as Hurricane Milton approaches, after Hurricane Helene caused deaths and power outages.

The Community College of Aurora was on a secure status due to an area search for an armed robbery suspect. Classes resumed after the all-clear, with the suspect's status remaining unclear.

Aurora Police shot a man who raised a replica tactical air rifle at officers; the man later died in the hospital. Police have yet to release bodycam footage as they consult with the deceased's family.

Ex-Colorado social worker Robin Niceta pleads guilty to multiple charges, including forgery and impersonation, after faking cancer to avoid legal troubles.

Fort Collins schools join the global National Walk & Roll to School Day, encouraging kids to walk or bike to school, with local efforts led by the City's Safe Routes to School program to improve health and community connections.