Colorado allocates nearly $1 million to address human-bear conflicts through 22 initiatives, following a grant selection process reflecting a sharp rise in community concern and engagement.

The Larimer County Coroner's Office has maintained its accreditation status with the National Association of Medical Examiners.

Joseph Blodgett was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to Felony Eluding and Reckless Endangerment due to a police chase in Colorado.

Denver has filed a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit demanding compliance with the Trump Administration's immigration policies, asserting adherence to federal law and rejecting the government's deportation agenda.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife investigates a fish kill at Grizzly Reservoir, with water quality issues like high temperatures and copper toxicity suspected as causes.

Denver's National Weather Service forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms in the coming days with varied precipitation chances and mild temperatures.

A community grieves after a dairy farm accident in Weld County, with six casualties including a student and his father. Toxic gas exposure is suspected.

Two people died in a motorcycle-car crash in Aurora, with the car's driver hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident closed East Arapahoe Road for hours.

Denver Mayor chooses Al Gardner to lead the Department of Safety, overseeing multiple city safety agencies and initiatives, pending City Council approval.

Colorado House Democrats advance bills to close corporate tax loopholes, aiming to fix the state's budget deficit by allowing pre-payment of taxes and repealing a tax break for insurance companies.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Library in Aurora is reopening after a significant expansion funded by a $2.5 million federal grant, doubling its size to 14,000 square feet. Two smaller branches will close, with the city enhancing other services.

Jefferson County Head Start is expanding with four new locations to serve more preschoolers and toddlers, addressing the local child care crisis with a federal grant.

The Derby Fire in Eagle County, Colorado, expanded rapidly, prompting new evacuations and a public closure of the affected areas due to its spread and the difficulties caused by the remote, rugged terrain.