Summit County Sheriff Jaime FitzSimons has sued the BOCC, alleging interference with the Emergency Management Division, signaling a power struggle within the county government.

Broomfield hosts a meeting on the new Wildland Urban Interface Map and 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, with discussions led by wildfire experts.

The City of Colorado Springs is inviting submissions for its annual photo contest to feature in the Discover COS Calendar, supporting reforestation efforts.

A teen was fatally shot at an Arapahoe County party; one 17-year-old is charged, another suspect is sought. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

Governor Polis invites Coloradans to take a survey on how to celebrate the state's 150th birthday, with suggestions like creating a pedestrian walkway at the Capitol.

Englewood Public Library invites the public to vote on new library card designs submitted by local artists before the July 31 deadline, with results announced at the Englewood Block Party.

Investigation finds a train caused the Airport Fire near Louviers, with video evidence and ignition indicators pointing to its involvement. Firefighters are assisted by cooler weather in containing the blaze.

Arapahoe County Human Services received the C-Stat Distinguished Performance Award for exceptional service, marking their sixth win and an 83.9% success rate in 2024.

The Denver HRCP awarded $21,000 to local nonprofits for energy efficiency initiatives during its $GBG Conference, supporting the city's climate resilience efforts.

Englewood residents can participate in transforming Miller Field Park by attending an open house or completing an online survey. The park renovations are part of the Renew & Recreate campaign, funded by a local bond.

Denver is set to experience changing weather with showers and thunderstorms forecasted by the National Weather Service, with a 60% chance of rain and storms today and continued variability ahead.

Denver Police informed Capitol Hill residents about a relocated sexually violent predator, Robert Earl Weichel, now living at 1272 Pennsylvania Street #6-A, to ensure public safety and transparency.

Denver's Excise and Licenses Department is proposing a name change to Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to reflect its services more accurately.