A woman's body was found in a Lakewood home after a fire; authorities are investigating the death as suspicious.

Denver's forecast includes sunny days, with potential summer thunderstorms and high temperatures reaching the low to mid-90s, and occasional gusty winds.

State Forest State Park in Colorado announces trail closures due to the Michigan Ditch Mitigation project, affecting American Lakes and Michigan Ditch trails from July to late fall. Other trails remain open.

Ramona Avenue at South Nevada in Colorado Springs to close for traffic signal improvements until mid-August starting July 14. Detours and business access provided.

Pikes Peak Rising marks its one-year milestone, enhancing mental health strategies in Colorado Springs through collaboration, prevention, and community effort.

Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs is undergoing revitalization focused on pedestrian safety and business vitality, with northbound lanes reopened and southbound lanes closed for construction.

Kurt Erickson was arrested in Boulder County for firing a rifle towards juveniles not trespassing his property. He faces multiple charges, including menacing and reckless endangerment.

Douglas County has enabled text messaging for community members to assist homeless neighbors through the HEART program, facilitating resources and outreach.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office managed three simultaneous search and rescue operations for outdoor emergencies in a single day, concluding with successful rescues and no charges to the patients.

Marisol Infante, 29, was arrested for a fatal I-25 hit-and-run in Denver involving a victim changing a tire. She turned herself in following a Medina Alert.

Denver's RAVEN task force arrested 16 gang-linked individuals, including nine minors, after a yearlong investigation into violent crimes and weapons offenses.

The City of Boulder invites residents to influence the Civic Area's redesign at an interactive event on July 14, blending family activities with community feedback opportunities.

Jefferson County announces routine drone survey for property assessment on July 14, ensuring no public disruption.