Colorado Parks and Wildlife has authorized an emergency fish salvage at Nee Noshe Reservoir after drought and reduced reservoir operations left the lake drying. Anglers with a valid Colorado license can harvest fish while limits are suspended.

State health data show pertussis cases rose in 2024 and 2025, with children making up most infections and public-health officials urging updated vaccines and boosters.

A Denver owner spray‑painted “Don’t Buy Junk” on his Rivian R1T and parked it outside the company’s showroom after a dispute over a 12‑volt battery and warranty coverage.

Two people surrendered to police after warrants tied to a March 22 street race that ended in a head-on crash and the later death of a 77-year-old driver; investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Gov. Polis vetoed HB26‑1005, preserving Colorado’s Labor Peace Act and triggering sharp reactions from unions and business groups. The fight over the state’s second‑vote rule is set to continue.

Federal prosecutors say a Salt Lake couple helped a handcuffed man flee immigration agents last October, allegedly cutting his cuffs and posting video of the escape. Charges were filed in May.

CHFA reserved federal and state housing tax credits for 14 Colorado developments, including Denver’s Mosaic redevelopment in Park Hill and new townhomes in Montbello, totaling 634 income‑restricted units.

Denver International Airport will retire its free DEN Reserve booking system on June 27, 2026. Existing appointments will be honored through that date.

A new 15‑year housing plan lays out steps to boost supply, protect residents at risk of displacement and coordinate resources across Jefferson County.

A Coney Island–themed Boardwalk Tavern is planned at 23 Old Stagecoach Rd in Bailey, promising to join the town’s iconic hot‑dog stand as a new stop on US‑285.

Thunderstorms prompted an FAA ground‑delay at Denver International on Wednesday, producing dozens of delays and snarled connections. Travelers were urged to check airline status.

A person walking two dogs on Little Vasquez Road was hospitalized after a cow moose charged and kicked them; Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns visitors to give moose space.

Denver moved to suspend a Colfax vape shop's tobacco license after inspectors alleged sales of flavored vapes, kratom to a minor and alcohol in a back room.