Investigators say trafficking in Colorado often begins with grooming and online recruitment, and it frequently targets runaways and youth in the Denver metro.

Temporary valuation breaks expired and many Colorado homeowners are seeing steep jumps in property-tax bills; manufactured-home owners may be hit the hardest. Here’s what to check and where to get help.

The CBI has issued a Missing Indigenous Person Alert for 13-year-old Mya Gil, last seen early Thursday in northeast Colorado Springs. Authorities ask anyone with information to call 719-444-7000 or 911.

A crash at 56th and Peña left one person dead and snarled traffic near Denver International Airport; police say the investigation is ongoing.

Crisosto Apache is named Colorado's new Poet Laureate, succeeding the late Andrea Gibson. His role will include promoting poetry and arts education, especially among youth.

Denver transitions property tax statements online, enhancing efficiency and accessibility while maintaining funding distribution between city services and schools.

After Denver Parks and Recreation ended lane rentals in December, the Denver Squid was cut to one weekly practice and is racing to reclaim pool time ahead of the Gay Games.

AirTracker7 captured a large dog running through traffic on Highway 36 near Federal Boulevard; motorists slowed and the animal ran into a nearby neighborhood.

A federal judge in Denver temporarily blocked a USDA pilot that would have forced rapid SNAP recertifications across five Colorado counties, protecting more than 100,000 households.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with a warming trend, despite a chilly morning at 31°F. Light winds and highs around 47-60°F are expected through the weekend. Rain and snow may arrive by Tuesday.

A high-tech manhunt in Douglas County led to the arrest of felony suspects using a FLOCK system, a device called the Grappler, and drones with thermal imaging.

Denver has joined a legal challenge against the Trump administration's ICE operations in Minneapolis, with Mayor Mike Johnston criticizing ICE's actions and Council President Amanda P. Sandoval speaking on the broader community impact.

Red Rocks is adding a permanent merch stand and an East Terrace for spring 2026, reviving a 1936 design and promising shorter lines and a new overlook.