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.

Broken Tee Golf Course in Englewood honors military in November by offering free green fees on its par 3 course and a free bucket of balls for those with ID.

The Fonay family and Larimer County have partnered to place a conservation easement on 800 acres of ranch land, preserving local ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

Denver enjoys clear skies and a high of 64°F, with winds shifting and increasing, and a sunny weekend ahead. Fire weather concerns are noted due to gusty winds.

Brighton introduces BOLT, an on-demand local transit service, launching with an event at City Hall. This environmentally friendly alternative offers quick, convenient rides with bilingual support.

Fort Collins announces Veterans Day closures, but recreational facilities will be open, with regular Transfort service and essential services operating. A Veterans Day Breakfast is scheduled for celebration.

A church in Broomfield was vandalized with hateful symbols; the city council released a statement expressing disappointment and advocating unity and love over hate.

Denver celebrates GIS Day virtually on November 12th, highlighting the importance of GIS technology in city management and offering "lightning talks" on diverse applications such as public safety and urban planning.

Denver Police reported an officer-involved shooting at N. Biscay Ct., with one suspect hospitalized and no officer injuries. Details are pending as the investigation continues.

The Cuerno Verde Rest Area in Colorado City reopens on Nov. 1 after upgrades, offering amenities for travelers and supporting Bustang Outrider services.

The National Weather Service predicts variable temperatures and mostly sunny conditions in Denver for the coming week, with highs from the 60s to high 70s and mostly clear nights.