Arapahoe County won an award for its collaborative efforts with Adams and Denver counties, improving voting access through shared vote centers and drop boxes, utilized by nearly 47,000 voters.

Jefferson County introduces water conservation programs in partnership with Resource Central to help residents reduce their environmental footprint and potentially lower utility costs.

The "Apprentice/Mentor: Portraits of Lakewood" exhibition at the Lakewood Cultural Center features student-mentor artworks and highlights the importance of mentorship.

Two suspects were arrested by Denver Police for an earlier shooting that injured one person, with the incident linked to prior conflicts between the parties.

Chance Ward, along with other scholars, advocates for respectful treatment of animal remains in museums, emphasizing cultural sensitivity and dialogue with Native American groups.

Denver's weather forecast predicts warm, sunny days followed by windy conditions and potential snow later in the week. Fire risks are elevated due to dry conditions.

The Denver Zoo celebrated the birth of a baby giraffe, born to four-year-old BB after a 444-day gestation period, marking a significant addition to the endangered species’ population.

Four men were indicted for kidnapping in Colorado, with two making court appearances and the others pending. The FBI and Denver Police are involved in the ongoing investigation.

Denver police arrested a masked man after a high-speed chase; he had an active warrant and was found with suspected fentanyl. The chase ended safely with aerial support.

Former preschool teacher Brandon Vigil was arrested on 51 charges of child abuse and harassment after being reported for abusive behavior at a Centennial daycare.

Deputies in Douglas County, responding to a trespassing call, uncovered a seven-year-old kidnapping case, resulting in the rescue of 14-year-old Abdul Aziz Khan and the arrest of two suspects.

Colorado Springs Fire Marshal Brett Lacey is set to retire after a lengthy and notable career in fire service.

Two Adams County detectives will be on A&E's "Murder at the Motel" discussing the Abigail Cozad murder case, highlighting their investigation and collaboration that led to the arrest of the perpetrators.