Denver wakes to a chilly, overcast morning with anticipation of sunnier weather as highs are predicted to reach 70°F, and the weekend forecasts sunny days with temps around 80°F. A weather advisory warns of rain and mountain snow impacts.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is seeking community help to locate a suspect in multiple vehicle trespasses, described as a black male in an orange hoodie, using a black Mercedes C-300 with a "Fearless" plate card.

A semi tractor-trailer crashed off an Interstate 270 bridge onto 56th Ave. below, with the driver sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The road was closed for investigation.

Denver's Downtown Development Authority Board welcomes new members, Mary Nguyen and Patty Salazar, with returning members Jay Lambiotte and Frank Cannon, expanding the board to seven directors.

Colorado's state park history book, "At Home in Nature," won the Ney Landrum History Award and several honors for its in-depth research and storytelling of the state's park history.

The unsolved 1986 murder of laborer Mario Mendoza remains a mystery, and Weld County Sheriff's Office continues to seek information through social media.

A deputy's routine patrol led to the arrest of a man and woman after a truck's registration mismatch revealed drugs, weapons, and outstanding warrants.

The City of Boulder's report shows its guaranteed income project, Elevate Boulder, has helped 200 low-income households with $500/month, leading to financial stability, reduced stress, and improved health.

Major General Robert B. Davis was named Colorado's next Adjutant General, succeeding retiring Major General Laura Clellan, bringing extensive military and private sector experience to the role.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a stormy start to the week, with a 90% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms, followed by midweek clearing and warmer temperatures towards the weekend.

Colorado's Democratic JBC members voice concerns about economic challenges, citing federal policies and tariffs. Despite a decreasing revenue forecast, they aim to protect state welfare and manage rising Medicaid costs.

The Jefferson County Business & Workforce Center offers free virtual professional development workshops this October, covering job-related skills including resume writing and digital tool use.

Gov. Polis reports that Trump-era tariffs are still harming the economy, causing higher consumer costs, job market issues, and increased inflation, despite Colorado's relative resilience.