The weather in Denver anticipates possible afternoon showers and thunderstorms with highs near 85 degrees, and a sunny outlook for early next week with increased fire weather concerns.

The I-25 resurfacing project in Pueblo, Colorado, completed by CDOT and Martin Marietta, enhances safety and drivability with new asphalt and other improvements.

West Metro Fire Rescue teams tackled a fire at a closed gas station in Lakewood with no injuries reported; the building had experienced previous blazes.

The Thornton Police Department is asking for help to find a suspect in a road rage shooting; a man was shot, but not fatally. The suspect's vehicle is a red Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Westminster Police seek information on a series of incidents including a projectile hitting a car's windshield and cups with liquid thrown at another car. No suspects identified; public assistance requested.

The Denver Police Department joined STEM Day at the Rockies, demonstrating tech like a bomb robot to inspire students in science and technology fields.

A stolen truck led to a high-speed chase and crashed into a Centennial Airport building, with three arrests made by Douglas County Sheriff's deputies.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office marks National Correctional Officers Week, celebrating the dedicated staff at their Detention Bureau who manage inmate safety and well-being.

The Boulder County Coroner identified Garett Nelson, 51, as the victim of a vehicle incident at US 287 and Dillon Road in Lafayette on May 5, 2025. Investigation ongoing.

Denver City Council voted to not renew Flock Group Inc.'s contract for license plate recognition cameras over privacy concerns, despite a drop in car thefts.

Authorities seek help to find a road-rage suspect in Highlands Ranch, described as a young white male in a grey sweatshirt and "Cartman" hat, driving a plate-less black Tesla.

Deputy Moquin of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office received the Golden Handcuffs Award for his exemplary work in handling outstanding warrants and narcotics, leading to multiple arrests.

Boulder and BVSD partner on organic turf management, hosting training and events to promote sustainable landscaping and reduce chemical use for environmental and health benefits.