Denver Police found one deceased in a suspected murder-suicide in Bear Valley; a separate shooting in East Colfax left one juvenile dead after a party.

Denver forecast includes clouds, sun, and possible thunderstorms with a high of 85 degrees and light winds. Evening may bring showers before 8pm with a low of 58 degrees.

Public Information Director Deborah Takahara voluntarily experienced a Taser during a police academy training to understand and share what cadets go through.

Denver experiences sunny weather with intermittent smoke and mild winds; nighttime brings cooler temperatures and mostly cloudy skies. The week ahead promises sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms.

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum hosts a community reunion for the historic Conejos Neighborhood, featuring live music, dance performances, food trucks, and a car show.

Colorado has the 5th lowest poverty rate in the US at 8.2%, attributed to state initiatives for economic growth, job creation, and access to education and healthcare.

Denver is experiencing varied weather with smoke and an air quality alert due to wildfires. The weekend forecast includes potential showers and thunderstorms, with health advisories for sensitive groups.

Boulder reached a new contract with its police officers' union, granting a 4.75% salary increase and agreeing on non-economic provisions for about 180 employees.

Colorado enacts a law providing free state park access to Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Tribal members, celebrating their historical ties to the land.

A man was detained for ramming his vehicle into two houses and attempting to run over his ex-girlfriend's mother. Neighbors subdued him until police arrived; no serious injuries were reported.

The NWS predicts a sunny Labor Day in Denver with highs near 86°F, clear evening, and possible gusty winds. Similar patterns continue through midweek, with chances of thunderstorms Friday.

The Arvada Police Department raised $3,230 for the Special Olympics by pulling a plane, showcasing teamwork and supporting athletes with disabilities.

The Denver Police showcased a rescue dog named Chip on social media to find him a home, highlighting his gentle nature and the city's breed-specific permit requirements.