The Boulder community is mourning a pedestrian fatally hit by a car on Friday. Boulder Police are investigating the incident, which did not involve speeding or impairment by the driver.

Denver is facing unusually warm temperatures and high fire risks, with possible record highs and consistent sunshine expected. The NWS warns of elevated fire weather conditions.

Boulder residents are invited to attend an Open House at the Dairy Arts Center on October 19 to contribute ideas for the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update.

Fort Collins Police arrested a man, Ronald Wilder, for multiple counts of unlawful sexual contact after several reports of assault. He posted bail and was released, with an ongoing investigation for potential additional victims.

The Denver Police Department has arrested Tyler Nelson for a fatal shooting on South Dayton Street, following an argument with a cohabitant who was found dead.

Denver will experience a stretch of warm and sunny weather with temperatures reaching into the high-80s to 90 degrees, as per the National Weather Service.

Boulder unveils Boulder Mod, a collaborative modular home factory aimed at boosting affordable housing and providing educational opportunities for students.

A Denver man, Dion Neal, was sentenced to 164 years to life for sexually assaulting his stepdaughter over a five-year period starting when she was six.

Pete Schulte has been named the new city attorney for Aurora, succeeding Dan Brotzman. Schulte has a diverse legal background, including roles in public safety and as a legal advisor. His contract is pending a formal City Council vote.

A man was severely injured in a Fort Collins motorcycle crash involving a Ford Edge, which is now under police investigation for potential speed violations.

The Denver City Council prepares for public hearings on amendments to the Welton Corridor Plan, rezoning proposals, and a development agreement for Cherry Creek West.

Denver is expecting cooler temperatures and rain this weekend after a last warm and dry day, with a storm system on the way and potential snow in higher elevations.

The Denver Police released an ALPR system dashboard for public access, revealing over 2 million vehicle detections and significant reductions in auto theft since deploying the technology.