A homicide suspect was shot dead by a deputy in Adams County after a series of violent crimes. The investigation began with an assault report in Brighton, causing concerns over rising crime and community law enforcement in Denver.

Loveland's Homelessness Task Force disbanded after the city council postponed a rezoning vote for a church's transformation into a homeless resource center, leading to the withdrawal of the application.

Aurora man, Daniel Howard, was convicted of first-degree murder for killing his girlfriend, Shayla Bryan, in 2024, with her daughter's testimony critical to the verdict.

The Denver City Council's upcoming meeting has no public hearings but includes a bill to shift property tax rebate oversight to the Department of Housing Stability.

Powers Boulevard will close overnight for bridge girder installation on four dates starting February 20th due to the CO 21 Powers Boulevard and Airport Road Interchange Project.

Forbes lists Colorado State University as Colorado's top educational employer and 304th nationwide in its "America's Dream Employers 2025," surpassing Ivy League schools like Yale.

Arapahoe County's child abuse prevention coalition, Not One More Child, collaborates with Aurora's SAVE to combat child abuse by providing support and resources to high-risk families.

The Colorado Department of Transportation is enhancing DUI enforcement during Super Bowl weekend to reduce impaired driving, using increased patrols and checkpoints.

Boulder, Colorado, celebrates Black History Month with art exhibits, dance performances, and history displays, reflecting on Black contributions and history.

Livi Schmid is undertaking a 27-mile swim across Lake Wānaka, New Zealand, to support freshwater conservation and the local swim club. She will be joined by a team for the mid-February swim.

Douglas County Health Department advises residents on heart health, highlighting an increase in heart disease and providing tips for lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise, for American Heart Month.

Fiddler on the Roof is to be performed at Lakewood Cultural Center, featuring the life of Tevye, a Jewish milkman in Russia. It includes popular songs and showcases Tevye's wisdom, with tickets starting at $29.

Denver invites developers to express interest in a $570 million funding initiative to revitalize downtown, with forms available online preceding a spring 2025 formal application period. Public info sessions will detail project eligibility.