Denver Police, in collaboration with multiple agencies, issued 339 citations for expired/fictitious plates, emphasizing the importance of visible, current plates in preventing crime.

The Douglas County Health Department advises caution as local wildlife, like raccoons, may carry rabies, and residents should avoid contact and secure their pets.

The Fremont County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing K-9 Watson, who vanished on October 1 near Highway 9. Efforts, including drone searches, have yet to find him.

Law enforcement in Fort Collins conducted a crackdown on aggressive driving, resulting in 129 traffic stops, three DUI arrests, and one warrant arrest, with a driver cited for going 99 mph in a 55 zone.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office seeks tips on a hit-and-run that seriously injured a motorcyclist in Berthoud. The suspect's vehicle is a white pickup, possibly a Ford Ranger.

Douglas County's survey with record participation reveals resident preferences for open space conservation, with strong support for creating an iconic botanic park and mixed opinions on sports facilities and park sizes.

Arrest warrants have been issued for two suspects connected to an armed incident and a fatal shooting at an Aurora apartment complex, with no confirmed gang ties.

The National Weather Service in Denver issues a warning for near-record heat and increased wildfire risk, advising caution due to high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds.

Denver gun shop co-owners plead guilty to conspiracy for illegal firearm activities, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado.

Two ex-Epsilon employees were sentenced for selling consumer data to fraudsters, resulting in millions in losses, particularly to elderly individuals.

Denver City Council plans public hearings on zoning and development on September 30, 2024, discussing significant changes affecting the city's urban landscape.

An 18-year-old was killed in a car crash in Walden, Colorado, when a 21-year-old driver hit a parked car. No charges have been filed; the investigation is ongoing.

Denver voters will soon decide on Ordinance 308, proposing a citywide fur product ban, to take effect in 2025, with strong advocacy by Pro-Animal Future and opposition from local business owners.