Sen. Michael Bennet and Attorney General Phil Weiser debate live Thursday at 6 p.m., a one-hour broadcast airing statewide as Colorado’s June 30 primary approaches.

Adams County posted a warning after scammers circulated a fake warrant demanding $80,000 in bitcoin. Officials say don’t pay and verify calls with dispatch.

Aurora police say the department’s Real Time Information Center used cameras and drones to help track suspects after a Colfax stabbing, seize six handguns and recover stolen diesel.

Park City police warn of a phone scam asking residents to cut up cards and mail the chip; officials urge people to hang up, call their bank and report the call.

A Denver man is accused of using fake returns and gift cards to steal more than $12,000 from Salt Lake Valley stores, according to court documents.

At a Brighton VA roundtable, Rep. Gabe Evans defended Trump’s strikes on Iran and tied reopening the Strait of Hormuz to easing Colorado’s rising gas prices.

After a quick coffee run, deputies used a tracking device and K9 Ultimo to recover a stolen car; the suspect surrendered and faces multiple felony charges. Local authorities posted video of the arrest.

Michelle Béchamps and Tara Meekma Collins won Lone Tree council seats in Tuesday's mail‑ballot election; one race was decided by five votes. Results will be certified May 15.

Lakewood officials warned visitors after munitions debris was found on Green Mountain; the Army National Guard is conducting a phased response and visitors should "recognize, retreat and report."

A SWAT-assisted search at a Dove Hill Road home in La Salle turned up firearms and narcotics and led to several arrests.

One person was taken to hospital after a stabbing in the 2800 block of North Eliot Street; Denver Police are seeking tips and developing suspect information.

Global Dance Festival returns to Denver on Sept. 11–12, 2026, headlined by Tiësto, Kygo and Subtronics and moving to the LVC Festival Grounds at the National Western Center.

The Justice Department sued Colorado on May 6 to challenge the state’s 2013 law banning magazines that hold more than 15 rounds, calling the restriction unconstitutional. The complaint cites industry data and asks a federal court to block enforcement.