A high-speed chase in Fort Collins ended in a crash, with serious injuries to the vehicle's occupants and an ongoing investigation led by Loveland Police.

Colorado enacts a law mandating elementary schools to screen for dyslexia, aligning with most of the nation, to change outcomes for affected students.

Colorado's state leaders criticize the US House's approval of Trump's budget cuts, highlighting negative impacts on Medicaid and social programs for Coloradans.

Governor Polis of Colorado signed HB25-1239 to enhance anti-discrimination laws, enabling victims to seek damages, including attorney fees and emotional distress compensation.

Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park opens on May 24 with a discount on season passes until June 10. The park features slides, a lazy river, and various events including Adult Nights and Doggie Paddle Day.

CDOT has begun construction on a new mobility hub off Interstate 25 to improve transit options for Northern Colorado, with completion expected in fall 2026.

The 2025 Douglas County Citizen Survey shows high satisfaction with safety, family life, and services, despite a split on the county's direction and government attentiveness.

The Boulder Creek Festival is returning for Memorial Day weekend, May 23-26, 2025, with music, food, and activities for families and beer enthusiasts.

Fort Collins observes Memorial Day with city office closures, essential services operating, and recreational sites like City Park Pool open for visitors. Public transport runs on holiday schedule. Regular operations resume May 27.

Englewood is a finalist for the 2025 All-America City Award, recognized for its community-based solutions and advancements in environmental sustainability and inclusivity.

A man named Daniel Adolpho-Rivera was arrested for menacing people with swords in Security/Widefield and later charged. He was apprehended after a brief chase and surrendered peacefully.

Students at Thomas Jefferson High School saved a drowning classmate during swim practice, earning praise from the Denver Police and a Citizen's Appreciation Award.

The FBI seeks public help to catch the "One-hit Wonders," three bank robbers responsible for heists in Denver, offering descriptions and images of the suspects.