The Denver Police Mounted Patrol showcased their skills at the 120th National Western Stock Show, engaging with the community and strengthening police-public relationships.

Denver residents face severe cold as the NWS issues an advisory for potentially life-threatening wind chills, advising caution against hypothermia and frostbite, and a light snowfall affecting travel.

The Denver Police warned of a sextortion scam involving social media blackmail, where explicit photo exchanges led to a demand for an Apple gift card.

The Denver Nuggets' "Unity Seats" initiative, supported by Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon, aims to connect families and foster community through basketball, beyond sports rivalry.

A wrong-way semi struck a Toyota sedan on U.S. 287 early Saturday, killing a passenger and closing the highway while CSP investigates.

USDA data show Colorado lost roughly 1.6 million acres of farmland between 2017 and 2022. Farmers say new state rules, drought and labor gaps are making matters worse.

Federal prosecutors say former Zynex leaders orchestrated an $873M billing scheme; ex‑employees and patients have raised concerns and the company says new leadership is cooperating.

Statewide medians barely moved in 2025, but county‑level numbers told a different story: mountain resorts stayed sky‑high while much of the Front Range loosened up.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation issued a Missing Indigenous Person Alert for 15-year-old Michael Davis, last seen Thursday near Compassion Road Academy in Denver. Officials urge anyone with information to call 911 or the Denver Police.

Broomfield, CO, ranks #1 on Livability.com's list for the Best Place to Live in the West, recognized for its amenities, strong job market, outdoor activities, and governance.

State and city buys add about 483 acres to Cheyenne Mountain State Park, safeguarding the park's Highway 115 entrance and advancing a long-planned trail connection.

Machete Tequila + Tacos will close its Colfax outpost after 10 years, citing an expiring lease and heavy BRT construction that cut traffic to the restaurant.

Aurora councilmembers are laying plans for a civilian police-oversight office as the city continues work under a state consent decree. A community roundtable next Thursday will focus on scope, budget and independence.