The Denver NWS forecasts a warm, sunny week for Colorado with above-normal temps and dry conditions continuing into the weekend. No severe weather is expected.

Aurora experiences high road work activity, with traffic staff working to minimize commuter impact through careful planning and a new online tool mapping ongoing and upcoming projects.

Boulder County celebrates Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month with events such as Feria del Tamal! and encourages community participation in recognizing Hispanic and Latinx contributions.

A suspect named Jasmane Taylor has been arrested by the Denver Police for a homicide on North Broadway involving an adult female victim on September 7, 2024.

Firefighting efforts have brought the human-caused Pearl Fire near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, to 5% containment, with its size remaining at 128 acres.

A Denver man was convicted for running an illegal gambling operation through his arcade, which also involved a cryptocurrency scheme for cash conversion.

Denver enjoys a warm 84-degree day with clear skies, but winds may raise fire concerns. A cooler weekend with showers and possible thunderstorms is expected.

A child was killed in a collision with a semi-truck on Highway 50 near Pueblo, Colorado. The accident led to road closures and ongoing investigations.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and cloudy days with chances of showers and thunderstorms in Denver, with highs of 88 degrees and breezy conditions throughout the week.

A Northglenn man is charged with assault causing serious injury after a high-speed chase in Rocky Mountain National Park resulted in a crash that injured three people.

Kroenke Sports plans a large redevelopment in downtown Denver, aiming to keep the Nuggets and Avalanche in the city until 2050, which includes constructing 6,000 housing units and a park.

Magellan Midstream Partners withdrew plans to expand its fuel storage near an elementary school in Commerce City due to business reasons and public pushback on health concerns.

Boulder Police are investigating multiple hit-and-runs by Karl E. Haglund, including him driving onto Folsom Field, with estimated damages of $100,000-$150,000.