A man found unresponsive in Boulder Creek died despite rescue efforts and CPR. Police do not suspect foul play; the Coroner's Office will determine his identity and cause of death.

Zasquin Benally-Bartell was summoned for felony arson in connection with a June 14 fire near Boulder, facing two 4th Degree Arson counts. No injuries or structural damage occurred.

Denver resident William Harris was arrested for allegedly scamming $150,000 and is suspected of targeting others. Authorities are seeking additional victims.

A fisher found a body in Barker Reservoir, prompting an investigation to identify the deceased male and determine cause of death. Multiple agencies responded to the scene.

A landspout tornado was sighted in Morgan County, Colorado, amidst severe weather and thunderstorms which also affected Denver International Airport. More storms are expected, with potential for large hail and strong winds.

A pedestrian was found dead on U.S. Highway 50 in Delta County, hit by multiple vehicles. An investigation is underway with two drivers involved and at least one more suspected.

The Denver Police advise securing valuables in public to prevent theft, suggesting locking doors, rolling up windows, hiding possessions, and parking in visible, well-lit areas.

I-70 eastbound reopened after being closed due to a semi-truck catching fire near Floyd Hill, with no injuries reported. Detours were advised during the closure.

A suspect was arrested for a small grass fire near Superior, Colorado, believed to be caused by a discarded cigarette from a nearby transient encampment.

Boulder Fire-Rescue extricated a driver from a six-vehicle crash on Balsam Ave., with no life-threatening injuries reported and police investigating the cause.

A 66-year-old Fort Collins hiker died in Rocky Mountain National Park after a fall near Chasm Lake; her body was recovered with assistance from a rescue team and a helitak crew.

Robert Werking, lawyer for James Craig accused of murdering his wife, has withdrawn after being arrested for arson, causing further disruption to Craig's defense ahead of the July trial.

Pueblo law enforcement targeted illegal fireworks sales before Independence Day, emphasizing safety due to the dangers posed by unauthorized pyrotechnics.