Broomfield's Water Utilities won "best-tasting water" in the Rocky Mountain region and will compete nationally.

Denver's weather forecast includes sunny periods with a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms and temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. Winds will vary, and the chance of rain persists in the evening and following days.

Arapahoe County approved new zoning measures to encourage the development of affordable housing, including new zoning districts and relaxed housing codes for modular homes.

Colorado leads in healthcare price transparency with extensive insurance pricing data collection following SB24-080, enhancing consumer choice and competition.

Ashley Patterson was arrested by Denver Police in connection with a homicide following a midnight altercation that left one woman dead from gunshot wounds. Patterson is held for first-degree murder investigation.

Denver NWS forecasts a sunny day with a high of 89°F, light winds, and a chance of nighttime showers and smoke. The weekend will see sunny skies with mid-70s to mid-80s temps. No severe weather is expected immediately.

Aurora is experiencing widespread road construction, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions through careful planning and communication with residents.

Brighton City Council announced the official candidate lineup for the November 4 election, with Mayor Gregory Mills seeking re-election and various ward candidates listed.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs expresses disappointment over the U.S. Space Command's move from the city, highlighting concerns for national defense and local impact.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Police K9 Day, honoring service dogs like K9 Ultimo for their contributions to law enforcement and community safety.

Denver Police investigate an early morning hit-and-run at N Federal Blvd and W 6th Ave, leaving one injured and a suspect fled on foot. Traffic was redirected during the crime scene investigation.

Denver Police report a hit and run that left two scooter riders seriously injured at W 17th Ave and Welton St.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations, including license fee changes, wildlife management practices, and fishing regulations, effective October 1, 2025.