A cat in Evergreen, Jefferson County, died of plague, marking the first local case since 2023, with health officials urging disease prevention measures.

Denver unveils a comprehensive plan to revitalize its downtown, focusing on inclusivity and connectivity, with input from over 2,200 survey responses. The plan includes reimagining office spaces and promoting cultural and economic growth.

Denver Mayor and officials revealed the Vibrant Denver Bond, a $950 million initiative for infrastructural upgrades, set for a public vote without tax hikes.

Denver anticipates a high near 98°F today with areas of smoke, sunny conditions, and potential gusts up to 20 mph. The NWS warns of severe thunderstorms and high fire danger in parts of Colorado.

Colorado health officials confirm a measles case in an out-of-state visitor and warn of potential exposure at Monarch Mountain on July 25. They urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination.

Two Colorado laws backed by Rep. Katie Stewart provide free state park entry to Ute Tribe members and allow occupational therapists to prescribe medical equipment.

Denver police investigate a homicide on Glenarm St., where a body was found; they seek public's help and are yet to release victim details or suspect information.

Eric Vences has been appointed Boulder Municipal Airport Manager, starting August 11. He brings extensive experience from his past roles at Denver International Airport and the Rantoul National Aviation Center.

Denver faces a 30% chance of thunderstorms today with temperatures set to rise above normal next week, reaching near 99°F by Thursday. The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook warning of possible heavy rain, small hail, and 50 mph wind gusts.

Denver Police seek a suspect in a July homicide following an assault at Broadway and Colfax Avenue, described as a Black male aged 18-25. They request community assistance.

Colorado uses Proposition 123 funds to support the creation of 728 affordable rental units, with various projects across the state aimed at enhancing community living standards.

The board approved a $100 million investment to revitalize downtown Denver, enhancing economic growth without tax increases, focusing on housing, public spaces, and local businesses.

A climber died after a 200-foot fall at Officers Gulch, Summit County; two others were stranded but later rescued. The incident prompted reminders about backcountry safety.