Officer Byrd and Denver police rescued a non‑verbal 8‑year‑old from the river after a drone‑assisted grid search; the child was medically cleared and reunited with family.

Three separate overnight shootings in Aurora sent multiple people to hospitals and left one person critically injured. Police are asking witnesses to come forward.

Two brush fires near RidgeGate Parkway have Lone Tree neighbors worried about an Xcel substation and overhead lines. Officials say investigations are ongoing.

Denver's voter service centers are opening in stages starting June 15; drop boxes are already accessible 24/7 and ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on June 30. Unaffiliated voters get two ballots but should return only one.

A planned rally with Hasan Piker and Melat Kiros was moved to the Colorado State Capitol after last‑minute venue cancellations, prompting a high‑profile withdrawal and political blame.

University of Denver students tracked hundreds of immigration hearings at the Aurora ICE court and found missing paperwork, few bond hearings and no wins for relief. Their public dashboard lays out the data.

Two men were killed in a BASE‑jumping incident at Mineral Bottom in Grand County. Officials identified one victim as Andrew Lewis of Moab and say crews responded to the remote canyon.

A Midwest storm last Thursday knocked Amtrak long‑distance trains off schedule, leaving several named routes hours to nearly a day late and forcing bus bridges and reroutes. Recovery stretched across the country as crews worked to reposition equipment.

One person was injured in an overnight shooting near 14th and Irving in Denver; officials have released few details.

A fast warm-up will push Denver into the 90s midweek, with Wednesday, June 17, carrying a heightened fire-weather risk. Plan outdoor activities around cooler hours.

Colorado State Patrol marked the anniversary of Master Trooper William Moden, killed on I‑70 near Deer Trail in 2019. Prosecutors later declined to charge the pickup driver.

Colorado's high court said insurers may seek medical records and order exams in many denied‑benefits cases, narrowing a privacy rule applied in bad‑faith suits.

A statewide petition drive is collecting signatures to add a constitutional right to hunt and fish in Colorado. Backers call it heritage protection while opponents warn it could constrain wildlife policy.