Denver's weather today is mostly cloudy with temperatures around 37°F, feeling colder due to south breezes, but expected to rise to 61°F. The forecast includes mild winds and mostly clear evenings, with fluctuating temperatures in the coming days.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs is responding to the end of SNAP benefits by connecting residents with local assistance and urging community support.

The Denver Police are investigating a stabbing at W. Nevada Pl. and S. Osceola St., with one victim found. No arrests or suspect info yet as the inquiry continues.

Denver police investigate a shooting on E. Mansfield Ave, with one victim found. Their condition is undisclosed, and officers seek suspect information.

Denver Police reported an officer-involved shooting at N. Biscay Ct., with one suspect hospitalized and no officer injuries. Details are pending as the investigation continues.

Denver to enjoy a week of sunny skies and warm temperatures, with highs ranging from the 60s to the upper 70s, and comfortable overnight lows around 40°F.

CDOT announced overnight road closures on South Academy Boulevard for bridge work, starting Nov. 2, 2025, with planned detours and potential extensions if necessary.

Kimberly Salas was arrested by Adams County Sheriff’s Office, concluding a metro-wide law enforcement operation initiated by a Boulder County grand jury indictment.

Boulder County recognizes November as Native American Heritage Month, appointing Karen Wilde as the Native American-American Indian Relations Manager to foster relations and honor Indigenous cultures.

The Cuerno Verde Rest Area in Colorado City reopens on Nov. 1 after upgrades, offering amenities for travelers and supporting Bustang Outrider services.

The National Weather Service predicts variable temperatures and mostly sunny conditions in Denver for the coming week, with highs from the 60s to high 70s and mostly clear nights.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has released the state's budget proposal for FY 2026-27, focusing on education, public safety, and a balanced budget amid federal fiscal challenges.

Golden Gate State Park's Christmas tree cutting permit lottery opens November 1st, with applications accepted until November 15th. Successful applicants can cut trees on December 6th using hand tools only.