Douglas County's State of the County event emphasized partnerships and economic vitality, spotlighting advances in public safety, infrastructure, and resource management.

Denver officials propose eliminating mandatory parking minimums for new developments to ease housing construction, reduce development review times, and make the city more affordable.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office invites applications for its Spring 2025 Citizens Academy to educate locals about law enforcement operations, with classes starting February 11.

Asphalt repairs on South Timberline Road in Fort Collins will lead to southbound lane closures starting Dec. 11, with alternate routes suggested during the 2-3 day project.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Englewood, with the driver still at large. Englewood Police are seeking public assistance for information.

A scooter and RTD train collision in Denver caused serious injuries to the rider at East 42nd Avenue and North Clayton Street, with ongoing investigations.

DNA and genetic genealogy advancements led to the identification of "Jane Doe 1973" as Roxanne Leadbeater, though the case of her death near St. Vrain River remains open.

The Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora, known for alleged criminal activities linked to migrant gangs, will close after the owners agreed to shutter the premises without contesting the city's decision.

Boulder is marking 30 years of its Youth Opportunities Program with a celebration, highlighting its commitment to empowering local youth and civic participation.

Colorado Gives Day is coming on December 10, 2024, aimed at supporting Douglas County nonprofits through the Douglas County Gives Program, part of a successful statewide giving initiative.

A body of an 18-year-old male was found in Chautauqua Meadow, Boulder County, with the cause of death under investigation and foul play not initially suspected.

Boulder County is updating its Land Use Code to modernize the classifications of Boarding House and Group Care or Foster Home, with input and a public hearing process through early 2025.

Assure Holdings Corp. and associates settled for over $2 million with the District of Colorado over kickback allegations related to neuromonitoring services, violating the False Claims Act.