The Colorado State Patrol and local authorities cracked down on reckless motorcycling over the Independence Day weekend, leading to numerous stops and a high-speed chase capture.

CPW seeks public feedback on its Herd Management Plans for managing moose populations in Colorado's Southwest Region, with a deadline for comments on August 31. The plans aim to balance interests and ensure moose welfare through 2035.

El Paso County Sheriff's deputies arrested Hayden Cutter for possession of methamphetamine, fentanyl, and a large knife after approaching his suspicious vehicle. Cutter is held on a $75,000 bond.

The Boulder Coroner identified Debra Stith, 66, as the deceased found near Chasm Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Her death is under investigation with no known cause yet.

Phil Long Dealerships donated $10,000 to Colorado Springs' Keep It Clean COS initiative, reinforcing their commitment to community cleanliness and partnership.

Colorado offers support to Texas following devastating floods, with Governor Jared Polis expressing solidarity and the intention to provide resources for search and recovery efforts.

Gov. Polis criticizes Trump's tariffs, citing harm to Colorado's economy and raising costs for Americans, potentially affecting trade with key partners.

A pedestrian was found dead on U.S. Highway 50 in Delta County, hit by multiple vehicles. An investigation is underway with two drivers involved and at least one more suspected.

The Denver Police advise securing valuables in public to prevent theft, suggesting locking doors, rolling up windows, hiding possessions, and parking in visible, well-lit areas.

I-70 eastbound reopened after being closed due to a semi-truck catching fire near Floyd Hill, with no injuries reported. Detours were advised during the closure.

Douglas County stakeholders discussed the link between public safety and economic growth at a local event, emphasizing regional collaboration and community stability.

Aurora faces heavy construction with 100 work zones, causing traffic disruptions. The city offers an interactive map and updates to help commuters navigate, despite some unpredictable delays.

Colorado Springs has released its final parking management plan aimed at improving downtown parking and accessibility, incorporating community feedback and technological enhancements.