Boulder Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian accident on northbound Broadway, leading to temporary road closures and traffic disruptions around the University of Colorado.

Keanna Rosenburgh pleaded guilty to attempted murder in a shooting at Whiskey Row in Denver, with a pending sentence involving Youth Offender Services.

Boulder prepares for Boulderthon running events, including a marathon, which will cause road and trail closures and travel delays on Sunday, Sept. 29.

Denver is experiencing a heatwave with near-record temperatures, prompting a hazardous weather outlook due to potential fire risks, and challenging residents and officials to prepare for environmental impacts.

Douglas County's Art Encounters program showcases sculptures from various artists in public spaces, aiming to engage the community and offer artists exposure since 2007. Public voting for a favorite piece is available online.

Fort Collins Police are searching for a suspect who attempted to rob the Farmers Bank on S. Lemay Avenue but fled before they arrived. No one was hurt during the incident.

Boulder and The Hope Institute announce a new outpatient suicide prevention service opening on October 7, 2024, offering in-person and telehealth support.

Denver's weather forecast by NWS predicts sunny days and clear nights, with temperatures steadily rising throughout the week and no significant precipitation expected.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment offers autumn health advice, urging vaccinations, staying home if sick, and using harm reduction for substance use.

Weather forecast from NWS Denver indicates a sunny week ahead for Colorado with a warming trend, after light showers end by 11 am today. Higher altitudes may have snow.

Joel Fitzgerald has left his role as Chief of the RTD police after two years, with no details provided about his departure beyond it following a leave since July for unspecified reasons.

The Colorado Department of Transportation warns about the increase in pedestrian fatalities in the dark and emphasizes the importance of vigilance by both drivers and pedestrians.

Boulder is holding two workshops to involve the community in becoming a UNICEF Child Friendly City. These are key to creating the city's Youth Action Plan, welcoming input, particularly from youth in grades 6-12.