CPW will hold a meeting in Pueblo, Colorado, on August 21-22 to discuss wildlife management, parks, and outdoor recreation. Public participation is encouraged, with details on CPW's website and live streaming on YouTube.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife initiated an emergency fish salvage at Narraguinnep Reservoir due to dam modifications impacting water levels and fish habitats.

Colorado biologists saved Uncompahgre cutthroat trout from a wildfire by transferring 266 fish to a hatchery for safety and potential reintroduction later.

An ultralight glider crashed and caught fire southwest of Berthoud, believed to have hit power lines. The sole occupant, a Boulder man, died at the scene.

Colorado plans to plug 142 underperforming oil and gas wells to reduce methane pollution and prevent future risks associated with orphan wells, using grants from operator fees and federal funds.

Colorado Springs is organizing a volunteer cleanup event for Pikes Peak Greenway Trail, involving government and community groups, taking place on August 23.

Douglas County's Care Compact provides integrated support for mental health challenges, reducing crises and law enforcement contacts, and won the 2025 NACo Award in Human Services.

Denver anticipates a heatwave with temperatures reaching 99 degrees, minimal wind relief, and a low chance of rain. Fire Weather Watch is in effect due to possible dry thunderstorms.

Lafayette Fire Department welcomed new members, Firefighter Strizki and Firefighter/Paramedic Swanson, at a recent Badge Ceremony, celebrating the start of their service.

A rock spill on I-25 near Alameda caused traffic delays. Denver Police and Colorado Courtesy Patrol swiftly cleared the debris, with CDOT bringing a plow to help.

An 18-year-old drowned at Lake Pueblo State Park despite rapid rescue efforts and CPR by CPW officers and a diver. He was found 65 yards from shore without a life jacket. The victim's identity and cause of death are pending a coroner's investigation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife continues efforts to reintroduce the native Arkansas Darter into Sand Creek in collaboration with the City of Colorado Springs, aiming to establish self-sustaining populations.

Boulder Fire-Rescue introduces a naloxone leave-behind program to reduce opioid overdose deaths by providing free naloxone kits and adding buprenorphine treatment options.