Measles exposure in Denver is linked to a traveler who passed through the airport and stayed at a nearby hotel, with health officials urging monitoring for symptoms and vaccination.

Douglas County emergency teams trained in a building provided by CommonSpirit Health for diverse tactical exercises, enhancing their operational skills in a unique environment.

The NWS forecasts a mild chance of rain and thunderstorms for Denver, with temperatures up to 79 degrees today and potentially stronger storms over the weekend.

Englewood announces the grand re-opening of Bates Logan Park with new amenities on June 14, featuring activities, food trucks, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Brighton reopens its 50/50 Sidewalk, Curb, and Gutter Replacement Program for 2025, splitting repair costs with property owners while ensuring compliance with city standards.

Deputy Skalisky's dash camera captured a tornado in Elbert County; he reported it and checked for damage and gas leaks, praised by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office for his quick action.

A motorcyclist was arrested by Douglas County deputies after speeding and evading police, now facing various charges including Felony Eluding and vehicle forfeiture.

Boulder Fire-Rescue conducts wildland fire training exercises to sharpen response to potential wildfires, involving mock fire scenarios and command setups, without live flames.

Denver is expected to experience a mix of sun, showers, and potential severe thunderstorms, with large hail and isolated tornadoes possible. The forecast shows a calmer week ahead with warmer temperatures.

Colorado's Governor Polis signed SB25-069, a bill focused on road safety, allowing third-party vendors to help drivers with tire chains during winter.

Englewood launched a new Ready to Work program house by Bridge House, providing 50 beds to help homeless adults with employment and reintegration. The program includes paid work and support services, with a strong track record of graduate success.

Colorado's law enforcement was honored for efforts to improve road safety, with awards for tackling impaired driving, seat belt usage, and speeding, acknowledging individual and team contributions.

Boulder drivers may face delays due to infrastructure work on Canyon Boulevard and 11th Street from May 15 to June 13, affecting sanitary sewer and stormwater utilities. Traffic will be reduced to one lane each way on Canyon Boulevard.