The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a Fire Weather Watch for several Colorado counties due to high winds and low humidity, warning of potential rapid fire spread.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office introduced new deputies and volunteers with diverse experiences on their Facebook page, including a former Marine and a seasoned CSI expert.

Colorado will lower flags to half-staff to honor the late former State Senator Lewis H. Entz on the day of his memorial, as directed by Governor Polis.

Colorado trails closed after a mountain lion attack, as announced by the U.S. Forest Service, affecting Garden Gate, Gravel Pit/Rainbow, and Piper Meadows/Glen Haven trailheads.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has reported a natural gas leak near Bayou Gulch and Highway 83, with utility crews addressing it. Residents are to call 911 only for gas smells or danger.

The Blue Envelope Program by the Adams County Sheriff's Office aids communication with disabled individuals during emergencies by using a blue envelope containing essential information for first responders.

Deputies in Fort Collins conducted a traffic stop, leading to an act of kindness where Deputy Brown bought groceries and a Powerball ticket for a financially struggling couple facing their first pregnancy.

Denver Police shared a "2026 Safety To-Do List" on social media, advising on reverse emergency notifications, vehicle and bike registrations for theft prevention, and subscription to district newsletters for community safety.

CPW investigates a suspected fatal mountain lion attack in Larimer County after hikers found a woman dead and scared off the lion. Efforts to locate responsible lions resulted in two being euthanized, pending a necropsy to confirm their involvement.

The Colorado State Patrol warns of winter dangers for pedestrians and motorists, citing 94 crashes with 12 fatalities last season. They urge caution, the use of reflective clothing for pedestrians, and distraction-free driving for motorists.

Denver forecast includes cloudy skies, 45°F, 51% humidity, and clear visibility. Partly sunny today with a high of 61°F, clear tonight with a low of 34°F, and mostly sunny Saturday. Light mountain snow expected, no major hazards in Denver.

The Aurora Police Department reported significant progress in public safety, with reduced crime rates and increased arrests in 2025, crediting data-led strategies and technology.

Aurora Police arrested a man for DUI after he hit a police K9 unit; the officer and K9 were unharmed, and the incident served as a warning against drunk driving.