A Denver man, Tyrell Braxton, convicted for ammo possession as a felon, awaits sentencing after being linked to an August shooting involving 71 shell casings.

Denver Police Department hosts a drug take-back event on October 26 to prevent prescription drug abuse, with drop-off stations including King Soopers and Rose Medical Center.

Boulder County hosts a webinar to explain the post-Election Day ballot counting process, including the 'cure' period and potential recounts, with a Q&A session.

The CDC reports a deadly E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders in 10 states, with one death in Colorado and 49 total illnesses reported. McDonald's has removed certain beef patties and onions from affected outlets.

Three people were arrested by Broomfield police after a suspected road rage shooting near Flatirons Mall, with Rodolfo Piedra facing multiple charges including attempted murder.

Fort Collins Police arrested Brian Sudduth for carrying a bb gun and drugs at a local charter school; he was charged but is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Douglas County has opened Voter Service and Polling Centers for the 2024 General Election, offering in-person voting, ballot replacement, and ADA-accessible machines, with the ability to register to vote until Election Day.

Banner Health and UCHealth are postponing non-emergency surgeries due to a national IV fluid shortage caused by Hurricane Helene's impact on a North Carolina supplier.

A shooting in Broomfield led to a police chase and the arrest of three individuals after a vehicle-to-vehicle shooting incident and a subsequent foot chase.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston proposes a revised 2025 budget, adding $7.3 million to municipal programs while maintaining essential services amid fiscal constraints.

The Weld County Board of Commissioners opposes Proposition 127, which seeks to ban mountain lion and bobcat hunting in Colorado, citing wildlife management and property rights concerns.

Weld County Road 22 has fully reopened after significant upgrades, improving the local transportation infrastructure and preparing it for increased traffic.

Denver hosts a "Blue Haunting – Trunk or Treat" event on October 25, featuring candy and interaction with patrol officers, plus a sensory-friendly hour without emergency lights.