Colorado enacts a law providing free state park access to Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Tribal members, celebrating their historical ties to the land.

Ashley Patterson was arrested by Denver Police in connection with a homicide following a midnight altercation that left one woman dead from gunshot wounds. Patterson is held for first-degree murder investigation.

Colorado's Governor Polis and CDPHE have moved to allow all residents over 6 months to receive the latest COVID-19 vaccine without a prescription, sidestepping federal guidelines.

Fort Collins prepares to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park with a free public event featuring music, food, and family activities.

CDOT announces paving on Colorado Highway 159 near San Luis with expected delays and the use of pilot cars from Sept. 9-10, advising drivers to check COtrip.org for updates.

Denver NWS forecasts a sunny day with a high of 89°F, light winds, and a chance of nighttime showers and smoke. The weekend will see sunny skies with mid-70s to mid-80s temps. No severe weather is expected immediately.

Aurora is experiencing widespread road construction, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions through careful planning and communication with residents.

Brighton City Council announced the official candidate lineup for the November 4 election, with Mayor Gregory Mills seeking re-election and various ward candidates listed.

A report of an armed robbery at a smoke shop in Arapahoe County led to the swift arrest of a suspect by Deputy Schambow, who found him with the stolen amount. The suspect faces aggravated robbery charges.

Larimer County endorses September as Workforce Development Month, aligning with Governor Polis's vision to support Colorado's economic growth and workforce.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office has launched a "Drones as First Responders" program to improve emergency response times, which will be tested for four weeks with FAA approval.

The Collard Ranch SWA in Colorado is now open for hunting and fishing activities with specific seasonal restrictions and without camping or dogs allowed.

Douglas County is inviting high schoolers to engage in dialogue and problem-solving on youth challenges at the Youth Congress on September 29, offering free lunch and transportation.