Colorado is implementing workforce development to meet its climate goals, focusing on essential trades and addressing job gaps in 20 key occupations. The state aims to boost training and innovation in pursuit of a greener future.

Colorado's wolf reintroduction initiative faces obstacles as Washington state declines to provide wolves, causing the state to seek alternatives within the regulatory framework.

Denver Police warn of 'porch pirates' stealing packages, advising residents to track deliveries, require signatures, redirect to secure locations, and use self-service lockers to prevent theft.

Colorado's CPW is seeking public input on its draft Beaver Conservation and Management Strategy to manage and conserve beaver populations and their habitats.

An Akron man received a 15-month prison sentence for his role in a romance fraud scheme and must repay over $228,000 after pleading guilty to money laundering.

The NWS forecasts a sunny high of 62°F in Denver, followed by strong winds and potential snow later, with an uncertain weather system towards the end of the week.

Matthew Wright was arrested after a high-speed chase led to an officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop attempt in Berthoud; minor injuries reported, and further investigation is underway.

An ordinary citizen's purchase of a storage unit in Colorado led to the state's largest-ever fentanyl bust, with authorities seizing counterfeit pills and narcotics.

South Metro Fire Rescue is accepting applications for their 2026-1 academy for firefighter-paramedic roles until December 10th, as posted on their Facebook page.

Firefighters revisited the site of a recent fire due to a rekindle, which West Metro Fire Rescue explained is a rare event where extinguished fires reignite from hidden embers.

Thornton Fire Department announced a CodeRED outage on social media, confirming that 9-1-1 and other alerting tools are unaffected, and directed residents to follow alternative communication channels and systems.

The Lakewood Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify three suspects involved in an October assault near an Arc Thrift Store, as detailed on their Facebook post.

In Denver, Officers Lerma and Abeyta helped a mother in distress due to the government shutdown by purchasing $200 worth of groceries for her family. Their act of kindness was shared on social media by the Denver Police Department.