Victor De Santiago identified as the suspect in the shooting that wounded a Colorado State Patrol trooper on US 36.

The National Weather Service in Denver issues a fire weather watch for parts of Colorado due to dry, windy conditions that may lead to rapid fire spread.

The city of Denver successfully exchanged 57,500 plastic bags for reusable totes, with residents showing strong support for environmental protection and waste reduction.

Boulder County hosts a free Senior Law Day event at the Longmont Senior Center, providing legal education, consultations, and resources for seniors on September 21.

Colorado's Attorney General warns about election deepfakes; new state law requires disclaimers on AI-generated political content.

A manhunt ensued after a 23-year-old led a high-speed chase through Rocky Mountain National Park, causing an accident that critically injured one before fleeing on foot in Estes Park.

Fort Collins is updating its Land Use Code to meet the city's needs and is currently in Phase 2, seeking community feedback to guide development and streamline the review process.

A Colorado State Patrol trooper was shot in an ambush, but managed to return fire, killing the assailant. He survived due to quick action and was later released from the hospital.

The Boulder County draft plan for the Boulder to Erie Regional Trail is open for public comment, which includes its evaluation, stakeholder input, and preferred alignments. Residents can provide feedback until September 25, 2024.

A mysterious white balloon seen over Northern Colorado has been confirmed as a NASA research instrument for measuring solar radiation in the stratosphere.

One woman died and two others were injured in a Commerce City shooting; the suspect remains unidentified, and the police seek information on the incident.

Brenton Zeiler faces multiple charges after ramming a police vehicle and leading deputies on a chase, including shooting at officers, before crashing and arrest in Douglas County.

Fort Collins prepares for its ninth annual Open Streets event on September 15, 2024, promoting active transportation by transforming S. Shields St. into a car-free zone for the community to enjoy various activities.