Colorado faces a $1 billion budget shortfall due to federal tax cuts, with potential impacts on essential services and additional costs for food assistance and Medicaid.

A climber died after a 200-foot fall at Officers Gulch, Summit County; two others were stranded but later rescued. The incident prompted reminders about backcountry safety.

CO 71 south of CO 14 is undergoing a resurfacing project expected to finish in late November to improve road safety and driving conditions. Detours and shoulder closures are in effect.

A 72-year-old pedestrian died after a collision with a pickup truck in Aurora; the woman, using a walker, fell in a pothole and was run over while not using a crosswalk.

A hiker struck by a large rock on Little Bear Peak sustained severe injuries, leading to a National Guard-assisted rescue facilitated by a satellite distress call.

Fort Collins Police arrested two Denver men for a series of burglaries at estate sales after a coordinated investigation and search warrant execution.

Denver faces severe weather with thunderstorms, risk of flash flooding, and damaging winds. The National Weather Service warns of heavy rainfall possibly leading to localized flooding.

Fort Collins offers 1,000 trees for sale at $25 each on August 11 to residents in its growth area, with online registration recommended for smooth purchasing.

US Highway 160 near Cortez will have delays due to CDOT guardrail repairs between Mile Points 40 and 44 on Tuesday. Traffic will alternate lanes and speed limits will be reduced.

Colorado's new health care laws aim to lower prescription costs and improve access to medication, with reforms including the 340B program, a medication donation framework, and reduced insurance authorization requirements.

A motorcycle accident led to a life-saving encounter between Deputy Weiler and rider Logan Tasai, forging a bond highlighted by a thankful reunion and future ride plans.

The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo's Junior Livestock Sale, supporting local 4-H youth and agriculture, will be in-person this year, forgoing its virtual component.

Brighton Recreation Center announces its annual summer Camp Out at Barr Lake State Park, offering activities like archery, canoeing, and camping on Aug. 9-10. Limited tent spaces available for registration.