Denver Police seek the public's help to find Karon Shepard, wanted for sexual assault and assault, through a "Mug Shot Monday" social media post, encouraging tips via Crime Stoppers.

Wheat Ridge Police and CBI seek help to find Azlyn LaPenna, a 14-year-old with health issues, missing since October 30th near 44th and Newland Street.

Broncos RB J.K. Dobbins will have season-ending foot surgery, placing him on injured reserve, as the team faces multiple injuries ahead of their game against the Chiefs.

Denver weather forecast promises mild temperatures with a high of 69°F, but a shift to cooler weather with possible showers and snow is expected later in the week.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has announced alternative communication methods following a statewide CodeRed outage, ensuring continued emergency updates for the public.

The Colorado Energy Office introduced a rebate program offering up to $14,000 for household energy improvements, aimed at lowering costs and emissions.

A manhunt is underway after a road rage incident on Highway 285 resulted in a man being shot in the head. Authorities are seeking information on a light-colored Subaru involved in the shooting.

Englewood Parks and Recreation Department announces the opening of winter program registration, providing a variety of activities, from fitness classes to sports leagues and community events.

Governor Polis issued an Executive Order to aid western Colorado's flood recovery, allocating $6 million and mobilizing the Emergency Operations Plan.

The Boulder Star, a holiday tradition since 1947, will again be lit on Flagstaff Mountain starting Veterans Day. The City of Boulder and the Boulder Chamber enhance the experience with a new remote sensor for energy conservation and safety features.

Colorado Governor Polis criticizes the Trump administration for halting SNAP benefits and urges the reinstatement of funds to support hungry Americans.

CDOT successfully tested a new Remote Avalanche Control System near the Eisenhower Johnson Memorial Tunnels, replacing WWII artillery with the Wyssen system for year-round, day-and-night operations.

Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien's follow-up report indicates persistent issues in the city's contractor vetting process for construction projects, highlighting concerns about fairness and adherence to City Charter.