Boulder County has launched a new Division of Homeless Systems and Coordinated Response to address housing insecurity, reflecting a commitment to strategic, proactive efforts against homelessness.

Boulder County government offices, including courts and the DA’s office, will be closed on Labor Day to honor the achievements of American workers, but essential services will remain operational.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office reports 11 arrests and 17 vehicle recoveries after a spate of auto thefts in July, also recovering stolen weapons and urging public vigilance.

A 4-year-old girl abducted from a Centennial childcare was found safe in a storage unit; her father, who took her in violation of a court order, was arrested.

57-year-old dog breeder Paul Peavey was found dead in Clear Creek County, and authorities are investigating the disappearance of up to 10 Doberman puppies from his business.

Boulder County introduces a resource guide and several initiatives focusing on transportation and community services, seeks public feedback, and plans events for veterans and mobility aid users.

Fort Collins saw a shooting near Poudre River White Water Park where a woman fired at a man but caused no injuries, leading to her arrest and facing several charges including attempted murder.

Missing man Paul Peavey’s body was found in Idaho Springs, and his death is being investigated as a homicide by the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office.

A Denver woman received a 20-year sentence for an armed carjacking spree, with shots fired but no injuries. The incident was investigated by Denver Police and the FBI.

Boulder County announces a live webinar to discuss updates and future projects for its transit services, inviting input and questions from the community.

Fort Collins introduces "speed corridors" to improve road safety by using photo/radar enforcement, following Colorado law updates. This aligns with their Vision Zero goal and revenue from the system will fund traffic safety initiatives.

The National Weather Service in Denver forecasts widespread showers and thunderstorms, with a 60% chance of precipitation today, and potential strong to severe storms mainly east of I-25.

The National Weather Service warns of potential severe weather, including thunderstorms and heavy rain, in northeast and north central Colorado. Conditions are expected to stabilize by the weekend.