Residents at Hirschfeld Towers say repeated elevator breakdowns leave older adults and people with disabilities stranded and struggling for basic needs.

A 2-year-old taken when a car was stolen from a Colorado Springs apartment was found safe minutes after an AMBER Alert. Police are investigating.

Denver testing found Polkadot chocolate bars with psilocybin and other hallucinogens. City officials urge shoppers to avoid the products and report them.

The Colorado State Patrol is addressing the issue of tailgating, noting it contributed to nearly 2,800 accidents last year, and emphasizing the importance of safe driving practices to prevent crashes and injuries.

Denver police arrested a woman with active warrants and stolen financial devices found during a highway patrol.

The Aurora Police Department has announced redistricting of their areas to improve response times and workload balance, effective February 14. The new boundaries match the city's growth and are informed by a detailed analysis.

A Jefferson County jury convicted Rubel “Tim” Martinez of sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust. Sentencing is scheduled for March 9, 2026.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado has appointed various experts to state boards and commissions, impacting areas like air quality, education, and infrastructure.

A local couple has bought Guffey's Freshwater Saloon and will restore the 3,000‑sq‑ft landmark, reusing salvaged pieces from Cañon City's Mr. Ed's.

Denver Zoo said its Animal Care and Health teams are investigating after the deaths of two Malayan tapirs, JohHi and Rinny. Pathology testing is pending and officials say there is no current risk to visitors.

The 18th Judicial District found an Aurora officer's shooting of a 17-year-old in September was legally justified after reviewing bodycam footage and reports.

Phil Weiser and Michael Bennet entered 2026 with the biggest war chests in the Colorado governor's race, while GOP fundraisers trail far behind. A late Bloomberg gift supercharged Bennet's outside committee.

The Englewood Public Library is hosting a “Pages & Pastries, a Book Tasting Event for Adult Readers” on February 7 to discover new genres and authors.