One angler died after a boat capsized at Lake Pueblo State Park; none of the three aboard wore a life jacket. The body was found nearly a day later; officials emphasize safety measures.

Denver's weather forecast indicates a mix of sun and potential showers with fluctuating temperatures and chances of thunderstorms throughout the week.

South Platte Renew and Breckenridge Brewery collaborate for World Environment Day, highlighting water reuse technology and environmental efforts with river cleanup and the release of a sustainable lager.

El Paso County leaders deny being a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, decrying Colorado's legislation and collaborating with ICE to reinforce local safety.

Colorado's native fish thrive in new habitats thanks to the CRCC project by CPW, with trout and sculpin populations benefiting from ecological restoration efforts.

A Denver man was sentenced to 41 months for burglarizing a post office and firearm possession as a felon. He stole various postal items, including keys and mail, and had a handgun when caught.

CDOT starts traffic signal upgrades in Craig, Colorado on June 9, with completion expected by late August, causing potential lane closures and traffic shifts.

Two Pueblo County high school seniors receive $1,000 scholarships from the Sheriff's Office as part of the County Sheriffs of Colorado Scholarship program.

Two individuals from Colorado have been indicted for defrauding COVID-19 relief programs by making false statements to obtain nearly $1 million in loans.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed two education bills enhancing student support and aligning education with workforce needs, including improving standardized assessments and streamlining funding for workforce readiness programs.

An argument near Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs led to a shooting that injured six people, with one suffering life-threatening injuries. Witnesses are shaken, and the investigation is ongoing.

Denver city government will close on May 26 for Memorial Day, with most services unavailable, but essential services like Denver Health and emergency responders will operate as usual.

CDOT announces closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard in Colorado Springs due to MAMSIP roadwork, urging drivers to prepare for disruptions and follow detour signs for safety.