The NWS forecasts a sunny high of 62°F in Denver, followed by strong winds and potential snow later, with an uncertain weather system towards the end of the week.

Matthew Wright was arrested after a high-speed chase led to an officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop attempt in Berthoud; minor injuries reported, and further investigation is underway.

An ordinary citizen's purchase of a storage unit in Colorado led to the state's largest-ever fentanyl bust, with authorities seizing counterfeit pills and narcotics.

Firefighters revisited the site of a recent fire due to a rekindle, which West Metro Fire Rescue explained is a rare event where extinguished fires reignite from hidden embers.

In Denver, Officers Lerma and Abeyta helped a mother in distress due to the government shutdown by purchasing $200 worth of groceries for her family. Their act of kindness was shared on social media by the Denver Police Department.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office warns of local scams, including fake land sales, rental deposits for unseen properties, deceptive computer pop-ups, and false bank security calls.

CBS's "NFL Today" crew heads to Denver for a significant Broncos game, airing live from Empower Field. The Broncos aim for a division title with high stakes against the Chiefs, while AI predictions offer insights on the game's outcome.

The aurora borealis illuminated Colorado skies, visible from various locations, due to a G4 geomagnetic storm caused by a coronal mass ejection. There's a chance for a repeated, though less intense, display.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run collision in southwest Denver near Abraham Lincoln High School. The suspect vehicle fled, and police have not released its description.

45 new officers joined the Denver Police Department after graduating from the academy and are set to begin field training, as announced on social media.

The Denver Police seek public help via social media to find Pedro Castillo, wanted for aggravated robbery, offering a potential cash reward for information.

A new campaign by the Douglas County Opioid Council promotes the choice of 94% of teens to avoid opioid misuse, through stories of youth leading substance-free lives.

The Colorado Department of Human Services secured full SNAP funding for November, responding to confusion after a federal court ruling and ensuring Coloradans receive food assistance.