Governor Polis praised Colorado Water Conservation Board's vote to secure Shoshone water rights, ensuring instream flow protections for environmental and economic needs.

Denver International Airport is exploring different energy options, including nuclear and solar, to meet its increasing power needs and aim for sustainability.

Aurora Police launched a Real Time Information Center to enhance law enforcement, integrating technologies and drones to improve safety and responsiveness.

Greystar settles for $7 million over allegations of using rent-setting algorithms to inflate housing costs after being accused of anticompetitive practices.

Denver's weather outlook includes wet conditions and shifting temperatures, with the chance of rain increasing to 60% in the afternoon and up to 80% at night. Sunny weather is expected on Saturday.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office hosts a free Safety in Faith Training session to enhance security at places of worship, focusing on the liability of security teams.

Colorado announces grants from its ADU program to support local governments in building accessory dwelling units, aimed at increasing affordable housing options.

Englewood PD's collaboration in an international scam bust led to arrests in Thailand. A local report initiated the probe, revealing a complex fraud network.

Law enforcement raided Aurora Gold Buyer pawnshop in Denver, suspecting it was a hub for selling stolen goods, leading to the arrest of Sergey Nikolaev on multiple charges.

20-year-old driver arrested for speeding at 85 mph in a 35 mph zone by Westminster Police, facing charges including reckless driving; their vehicle was towed.

Thornton Police are seeking help to find Mark Trujillo II, a missing paraplegic man without his wheelchair. His grey Ford F150 is also missing. He is considered at risk due to medical conditions.

A suspect, Joshua Busey, was arrested by Aurora Police for a drive-by shooting after police swiftly located the getaway car and found a firearm with him.

Two handguns were stolen from cars in Denver, leading police to remind residents to comply with state law requiring secure storage of firearms in vehicles, with a $500 fine for noncompliance.