Christopher Meier, a recidivist sex offender from Denver, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for distributing child sexual abuse material on a dark-web site.

A Pueblo man was convicted on multiple drug and firearms charges, including possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and meth, and possession of an unregistered rifle.

John Belknap pled guilty to abusing a corpse, criminal mischief, and having a concealed weapon after taking body parts from a mausoleum in October 2023.

Denver's new F1 Arcade bar will offer racing simulations and dining, featuring 69 racing simulators, aiming to provide an immersive Formula 1 experience.

A couple and their two dogs were found shot dead in their Jefferson County home after their daughter checked on them, with no suspects currently sought.

Denver to enjoy a mild Veterans Day with highs of 60 degrees and mostly sunny skies, cooling to 30 at night, followed by similar pleasant conditions with cooler evenings through the week.

Authorities in Arapahoe County seek help to identify a woman killed in a pedestrian crash in Aurora. She had several tattoos, including a yen symbol under her eye.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is planning the reintroduction of gray wolves by 2024-25 and is engaging with local officials on potential release areas and management strategies.

Boulder County offices closed early due to snow, but the tax lien sale at the courthouse continued. Essential services, like public safety, operated as normal despite the weather.

Denver experiences snowfall with a 60% chance of mixed precipitation and a high of 42°F. Winds are light but expected to pick up. Warmer and sunnier weather is forecasted for the coming week.

Denver's Department of Transportation prepares for significant snowfall, advising residents to remain indoors and announcing plans for plowing main roads and side streets.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will discuss various wildlife management topics, including big game hunting, proposed changes to mountain lion hunting, and fee adjustments during a hybrid meeting in Lamar on November 14-15.

Littleton voters approved an increase in local marijuana sales tax to support public safety and homelessness programs.