Fort Collins prepares to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park with a free public event featuring music, food, and family activities.

A report of an armed robbery at a smoke shop in Arapahoe County led to the swift arrest of a suspect by Deputy Schambow, who found him with the stolen amount. The suspect faces aggravated robbery charges.

Colorado leaders, including Governor Polis and Majority Leader Duran, oppose Trump administration conditions on VOCA funds, stressing the importance of the funds for crime victims.

Denver government emphasized overdose prevention on International Overdose Awareness Day, promoting resources and harm reduction strategies via social media to tackle the issue.

Colorado State Patrol emphasizes the importance of adherence to the state's Chain Law and Passenger Vehicle Traction Law for all drivers, effective between September 1 and May 31, due to potential snow in high regions.

The Adams County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting at E62nd Ave and Broadway, urging the public to avoid the area due to traffic disruptions and ongoing inquiries. A suspect is in custody.

Denver Police ask for help finding Matthew Johnson, a fugitive wanted for a double homicide from December 2023, with a $10,000 reward for information.

Governor Polis announced the appointment of Donna M. Stewart and Jennifer A. Viehman to the Colorado judiciary to fill vacancies from retiring judges.

Denver's weekend weather includes sunny spells, potential showers, and thunderstorms with highs in the 80s and calm winds, per the National Weather Service.

CPW biologists conducted electrofishing in Bear Creek to assess the greenback cutthroat trout population, a key indicator of the creek's health. The method prevents double-counting and aids in monitoring ecological balance.

Colorado lawmakers concluded a Special Legislative Session aimed at addressing a budget shortfall caused by federal actions, with Governor Polis highlighting the closure of tax loopholes and preservation of essential services.

Boulder announces facility closures and special hours for Labor Day, with some recreational sites open, limited public transportation, and free parking except near Chautauqua Park.

Larimer County reports its first West Nile virus death of the year, with health officials emphasizing precautions as the virus continues to pose a threat.