Colorado House passes a bill to reduce health insurance premium hikes and prevent loss of coverage for thousands of residents, with measures like a reinsurance program and increased transparency in health insurance pricing.

Denver Police are investigating a death on the 1700 block of Champa Street, with the cause yet to be determined by the Medical Examiner. The incident status has not been classified as a homicide.

Denver police fatally shot a man during a struggle after responding to reports of shots fired and encountering a domestic violence situation. The incident occurred early Friday morning and is under investigation.

A firefighting helicopter crashed into a lake near the Derby Fire in Colorado, with the pilot sustaining minor injuries. The fire, and others, have burned over 168,000 acres.

El Paso County announces road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for road widening under the MAMSIP, with alternate routes and lane reductions due to construction activities.

A fire in Bellvue killed Juan Mireles Jr., with investigations and autopsy by Larimer County officials ongoing. Details are limited pending further results.

Denver is set for a rainy week with thunderstorms, starting with a 60% chance after 3pm and highs of 87°F, followed by cooler temps and possible severe storms with heavy rain risks.

Denver Police used the Flock surveillance system to arrest two suspects tied to a stolen vehicle, also uncovering ammunition and addressing outstanding warrants.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office invites residents to its Community Academy for insights into law enforcement, with sessions from Oct. 23, 2025, to Apr. 9, 2026.

CDOT announces overnight paving at Powers Blvd. and Milton E. Proby Pkwy starting August 24, causing lane reductions and advising drivers to plan for delays.

Jefferson County improves school safety with a new raised crosswalk and speed hump in anticipation of the back-to-school season, prioritizing pedestrian well-being.

Boulder drug dealer Carlos Centeno-Izaguirre pleads guilty to all charges, including distributing a dose that killed Tyson Baker, potentially facing 12-190 years in prison.

Education support staff at Aurora Public Schools are campaigning for the right to unionize, demanding better wages and working conditions amidst reports of unequal treatment.