Deputies found drugs, a stolen gun, and IDs in an illegally parked stolen car in Highlands Ranch, arresting two men, Laroy Alston and Nicholas Fenton, on multiple charges.

Five individuals were indicted for running a fentanyl distribution ring in Colorado, part of the "Operation Take Back America" initiative against drug cartels.

Denver will experience warming weather over the weekend following mixed conditions, with a forecast of sunshine and rising temperatures after today's showers and thunderstorms.

Drug dealer Blas Villa sentenced to 15 years for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl in Monte Vista, with prior arrests and a history of felony convictions.

Fort Collins is seeking public input on its draft Water Efficiency Plan, emphasizing conservation amid regional droughts and climate change challenges.

Boulder's new lecture series explores public art and community engagement, with artists discussing art-environment intersections at the Boulder Public Library.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office showcased Deputy Gage Walpole in their "Behind the Badge" feature, revealing his personality, including his love for 'Star Wars' and the Colorado Avalanche.

Denver's weather forecast predicts stormy conditions with an 80% chance of precipitation and thunderstorms. Temperatures will range from a high of 64°F to a low around 43°F, with gusty winds and consistent humidity. Snow is expected above 8,000 feet.

PERL is holding a Boards and Commissions Training on May 31 at NoBo Library to help increase underrepresented populations' involvement in civic bodies.

A DUI driver struck a fire truck at a Denver accident scene; no injuries were reported but the incident highlights emergency responder safety concerns.

Colorado Springs City Attorney Wynetta Massey to retire on June 30, ending a 35-year career. Mayor Mobolade praises her service; Marc Smith to be Acting City Attorney.

May's Older Americans Month encourages a positive view on aging, focusing on engagement and growth in later life as celebrated by the city of Boulder.

Denver Police Department reinforces its stance on the problem of sexual assault, stressing consent and community education, especially with the "Start by Believing" campaign.