Denver police respond to a non-fatal shooting at E. 45th Ave. and N. Clayton St., with ongoing investigations.

Douglas County is developing a 2050 Transportation Plan, seeking public input to enhance mobility with safer and smarter travel options, aiming for collaborative, forward-thinking infrastructure improvements.

The CDOT announces road closures on I-25 and detours for bridge work as part of the I-25 North Express Lanes project, aiming to minimize long-term traffic disruptions.

Denver Police are investigating a serious traffic accident involving a car and motorcycle at E. 12th Ave. and Ogden St., resulting in injuries and traffic delays.

Colorado awarded $17.3 million in grants to 11 projects aimed at boosting clean transportation and reducing air pollution, with a focus on aiding disproportionately impacted communities.

The Lee Fire prompted evacuation of Rifle Correctional Center's 179 inmates. The fire, sixth-largest in Colorado history, has burned 88,755 acres. No injuries reported during the transfer.

Denver's weather forecast predicts showers and potential severe thunderstorms, with a brief tornado risk, followed by sunny skies and high temperatures reaching the 90s later in the week.

Retired CSFD Captain Patrick Rogacki, who served for 35 years and worked at Ground Zero post-9/11, died from job-related cancer, classified as a Line of Duty Death.

Upcoming nighttime construction on Woodmen Road bridge and nearby streets in Colorado Springs is set to begin in mid-August and September, with expected delays.

Governor Polis signed an Executive Order for aid due to severe weather and wildfires in Colorado, activating a response plan and seeking federal funding.

Boulder County celebrates 50 years of parks with behind-the-scenes farm tours, highlighting local agriculture amidst development pressures, with limited spots available.

Colorado is recognized by the Anti-Defamation League for its proactive stance against antisemitism amid a rise in hate crimes, with Governor Polis underscoring the state's commitment to religious freedom and safety.

Denver forecast suggests a 20% chance of showers with highs near 89°F, turning into 50% chance of storms by evening. Next week looks sunny with temperatures climbing to 95°F, and a fire weather warning in effect.