Douglas County's sheriff's office says 9-1-1 briefly went down Monday; calls were routed to Arapahoe County and service has been restored.

A wrong-way crash on I-70 just west of Loma killed one person and sent several others to hospital, closing westbound lanes and prompting detours.

Longmont’s speed and red‑light cameras issued more than 16,000 citations in early 2026, splitting residents between safety advocates and critics who call the program a revenue engine. Officials say they’ll keep tracking crash data as enforcement continues.

Aurora begins ward-by-ward meetings July 22 as officials update the 2020 housing strategy amid an estimated 12,000-unit shortfall.

Local outlets report one person killed and eight wounded near Cherry Creek Reservoir amid a string of summer incidents at the park. Investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

Two people were taken to a hospital after a shooting in the 1100 block of N Columbine St; Denver Police say the investigation is ongoing and are seeking tips.

A Boltz Middle School teacher was struck and killed by a semi during East Mulberry repaving work. Officials have identified her and scheduled a memorial as investigators seek witnesses.

A rider died after losing control on I-25 in Colorado Springs; investigators say the rider struck the median and entered oncoming lanes while speed is under review.

A pedestrian hit on East Colfax near North York on July 10 has died; investigators are seeking dash‑cam footage and tips.

Denver police say Jeffrey Lee Womacks, a court‑designated sexually violent predator, is registered at 2524 W. Arkansas Ave in Ruby Hill. The department included a YouTube explainer and phone numbers for reporting and registry questions.

Staff at 12 western national parks voted to form NTEU Chapter 347, citing understaffing and a desire for bargaining rights amid widespread staffing losses.

An extended heat spell has buckled sections of the US 36 Bikeway near Boulder, prompting warnings, spot repairs and calls for cyclists to slow down.

A Denver man has sued after a judge found police lacked a lawful reason to stop and search his car; evidence was suppressed and prosecutors dropped the case. The suit lands amid debate over Denver’s new education‑based discipline policy.