Kroenke Sports plans a large redevelopment in downtown Denver, aiming to keep the Nuggets and Avalanche in the city until 2050, which includes constructing 6,000 housing units and a park.

Magellan Midstream Partners withdrew plans to expand its fuel storage near an elementary school in Commerce City due to business reasons and public pushback on health concerns.

Boulder Police are investigating multiple hit-and-runs by Karl E. Haglund, including him driving onto Folsom Field, with estimated damages of $100,000-$150,000.

The CBI has issued an Endangered Missing Alert for 16-year-old Kateryna Michal, who disappeared in Elizabeth, Colorado, and requires medication she doesn't have with her.

Safe2Tell in Colorado reports a 23% rise in student safety issues for August as the new school year begins, with an emphasis on early reporting to prevent tragedies.

Boulder County is seeking public input on design concepts for a new bikeway overpass on CO 119 at N. 63rd St. and discussing other local transit projects.

Denver's weather this week includes sunny days, possible thunderstorms, and increased wildfire risk due to dry, windy conditions per the NWS forecast.

Fort Collins hosts Open Streets event for direct citizen-councilmember dialogue on Shields St. on September 15, with scheduled listening sessions for public engagement on city issues.

A Longmont man was arrested on charges of sexual exploitation of a child, following an investigation by the Colorado Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

Stephen Redfearn has been named Boulder's new police chief after serving as interim chief, with a focus on innovative policing and a track record in law enforcement.

Boulder, Colorado, has lifted additional fire restrictions imposed in August due to reduced wildfire risks with the arrival of cooler weather. Standard year-round fire safety rules remain in effect to prevent potential fire outbreaks.

Denver Parks & Recreation ends summer with the closure of outdoor pools and introduces a fall lineup of activities and programs, as detailed in their September newsletter.

Denver police ban late-night food trucks in LoDo to reduce crime, affecting local businesses and prompting the search for new locations and operational adjustments.