Denver anticipates mild showers turning to heavier rain and possible thunderstorms today, with mixed precipitation overnight and a cool, unsettled weekend ahead.

Two individuals have been sentenced for fentanyl distribution that led to a death; Katherine Craner received five years and James Winn received fifteen years in prison.

Boulder County invites residents to a roundtable event on April 12 to shape the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan, focusing on climate, housing, and transportation.

The Denver Police Department encourages cyclists to register their bikes to aid in recovery if stolen and offers tips on preventing bike theft, such as using U-locks and securing bikes to fixed structures.

Denver Police are enforcing Colorado's new hands-free driving law to prevent distracted driving, highlighting the risks and penalties for using phones while driving.

Denver Police collaborated with the Denver Dream Center for the Dream Shot Fundraiser, raising $14,000 for youth violence prevention and community support.

The Denver Police Department warns of a loan-related scam involving a fake lender, cryptocurrency, and threats; advises caution with personal information online.

Denver Police are investigating a death in Lincoln Park and the Medical Examiner will determine the cause. Details will be provided after examination and notification of next of kin.

The Jonas Brothers announce 'JONAS20: Living the Dream' tour to celebrate their 20-year career with 46 concert dates, including a stop in Denver with Boys Like Girls as the opening act.

Denver's weather this week will range from near record warmth to possible critical fire conditions, with a chance of rain and snow by the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

The Colorado Department of Transportation announces temporary overnight closures on I-25 and nearby roads near Mead starting next week for the I-25 North Express Lanes Project.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff is seeking public help to find "Gigi Levi," a scammer who defrauded victims for nearly $10,000 with fake Super Bowl packages.

Clemente Flores-Hernandez pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and first-degree assault, receiving a 60-year sentence for killing Karol Bedoya and assaulting her son.