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.

Denver residents expect a hot week with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, but relief may come as chances for afternoon showers and thunderstorms increase throughout the week.

Two new bills, HB25-1222 and SB25-069, will soon support rural Coloradans by improving health care access and winter road safety. HB25-1222 ensures fair practices for rural pharmacies, while SB25-069 focuses on safe travel during winter months.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado successfully secured the release of $5 billion in previously withheld education funds from the Trump Administration, including $66 million for Colorado schools.

The USDA is establishing new service hubs nationwide, with Fort Collins, Colorado identified as a key location, and Governor Polis is supportive of the initiative.

Colorado is set to implement new bills to address teacher shortages, introduce universal dyslexia screenings, and promote trauma-informed practices in schools starting August 6.

The Colorado State Patrol's "Give Me a ‘Brake’" campaign addressing wildlife on roads ends in July, highlighting the persistent danger of wildlife-vehicle crashes.

A Colorado man pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of CSAM, including videos and photos, with a sentencing minimum of 15 years.