A Loveland man, Roger Rickard, was arrested for multiple burglaries at Prairiestar homes, with over $13,700 in stolen property linked to him by deputies.

Arapahoe County proposes a home-sharing licensing program for STRs with two options to maintain neighborhood peace and allow income from rentals. Public input is sought, with key rules outlined and a public hearing scheduled for October 21.

Arapahoe County approves a conditional oil and gas facility at State Harvard-Yale, after Crestone Peak Resources meets stringent environmental and safety conditions.

Authorities rescued a 16-year-old girl after a swift response to a reported kidnapping in Boulder; a suspect is detained, and the investigation continues.

A semi tractor-trailer crashed off an Interstate 270 bridge onto 56th Ave. below, with the driver sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The road was closed for investigation.

Denver's Downtown Development Authority Board welcomes new members, Mary Nguyen and Patty Salazar, with returning members Jay Lambiotte and Frank Cannon, expanding the board to seven directors.

Colorado's state park history book, "At Home in Nature," won the Ney Landrum History Award and several honors for its in-depth research and storytelling of the state's park history.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a stormy start to the week, with a 90% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms, followed by midweek clearing and warmer temperatures towards the weekend.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is requesting public assistance regarding sexual assault charges against Samuel Wineland, potentially involving other victims.

Brighton Youth Commission and Economic Development Corporation host City Council Candidate Forum on Oct. 8 to inform voters prior to Nov. 4 elections.

Governor Jared Polis celebrated Hispanic Heritage in Eagle and Garfield Counties, visited schools and Colorado Mountain College, and supported Stepping Stones at a fundraiser.

Jason Strickland has been named Chief Communications Officer for Colorado Springs, bringing extensive experience from diverse leadership roles, including his previous position with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Colorado Springs invites locals to apply as Alternate Members for its Parks and Recreation Board. Volunteers will help oversee city leisure spaces. Residents must apply by October 10, 2025.