The Denver Elections Division announced the upcoming November 5 General Election, urging voters to update their registration for mail ballots starting October 11.

A hit-and-run in Commerce City resulted in a teen's death and left three family members injured, with suspects fleeing the scene. Police are investigating and calling for witnesses.

CDPHE seeks public input on Valmont Power Station cleanup involving coal ash removal and groundwater treatment in Boulder, with a feedback period open until November 20, 2024.

A 74-year-old man in Lake City, Colorado, was attacked by a black bear and her cubs in his home but managed to fend them off with a chair. The bears were euthanized by wildlife officials afterwards.

The Littleton City Council approved a commercial development at the former Lumen Technology site, including a Costco and other retail stores, with a sales tax share-back agreement of up to $29.5 million over ten years.

The Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center in Denver reopens its first two floors to the public after repairs from fire and water damage, with full restoration expected by summer 2025.

The DOJ awarded the University of Colorado a $1.99 million grant to combat hate crimes through education and training for students, faculty, staff, and law enforcement.

Boulder County Sheriff's and Coroner's Offices will host a Trunk or Treat event on October 22, 2024, featuring treats, costumes, and a chance to learn about public safety.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is working to capture and reunite a lone uncollared wolf pup with the Copper Creek wolf pack, under U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rules.

Transfort in Fort Collins continues fare-free service and increases MAX bus frequency during peak hours to every 10 minutes, with an eventual goal of restoring pre-pandemic service levels.

Charlie Blackmon retired from the Colorado Rockies with a final single in his last at-bat after a 14-year career, receiving a heartfelt farewell from fans and players alike.

Deputies in Douglas County fatally shot a man, after he pointed a gun at them, who initially called them for suicidal tendencies. No deputies were injured, and the officers involved are on administrative leave pending investigation.

Denver's forecast predicts near record warmth with highs of 84°F today and 89°F Wednesday after a cool start. Gusty winds raise fire weather concerns, but sunny skies will persist into the weekend.