Denver police investigate a shooting on E. Mansfield Ave, with one victim found. Their condition is undisclosed, and officers seek suspect information.

CDOT announced overnight road closures on South Academy Boulevard for bridge work, starting Nov. 2, 2025, with planned detours and potential extensions if necessary.

Kimberly Salas was arrested by Adams County Sheriff’s Office, concluding a metro-wide law enforcement operation initiated by a Boulder County grand jury indictment.

Douglas County opens four Voter Service and Polling Centers on Saturday for the upcoming election, providing in-person voting support and other services.

Colorado Springs City Council has passed a resolution supporting a lawsuit against Colorado state laws that they believe infringe on local zoning control.

Governor Jared Polis and state leaders urge the White House to prevent SNAP disruptions amid a federal shutdown, stressing its role in reducing poverty and supporting Colorado's economy.

Health care premiums in Pueblo, Colorado are set to rise by 101% due to expiring tax credits, potentially causing 75,000 residents to lose coverage. Despite state measures to lessen the impact, substantial increases in insurance costs are imminent.

A DCSO deputy arrested an erratic driver who attempted to flee but was caught with assistance from a drone and collaboration with Castle Rock PD. Charges include DUI and obstruction.

A semi-truck crash on Interstate 70 near Tower Rd caused all westbound lanes to close, with traffic diverted. No injuries were reported. The Aurora PD and Fire Department responded, sharing updates via social media.

The Boulder County MAC celebrated public transportation advocates at their Mobility Heroes Winter Luncheon, recognizing individuals for advancing transportation equity.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a week of sunshine with a gradual drop in temperatures, highs near 72°F today, and light winds, per the National Weather Service.

Colorado has certified seven new Creative Districts across the state, aiming to create jobs and strengthen economies through arts and culture. These districts will receive support and resources to promote their growth and impact.

Denver has introduced tighter regulations on license plate readers to address privacy concerns, requiring law enforcement to agree to specific terms for data access.