A firefighting helicopter crashed into a lake near the Derby Fire in Colorado, with the pilot sustaining minor injuries. The fire, and others, have burned over 168,000 acres.

A community grieves after a dairy farm accident in Weld County, with six casualties including a student and his father. Toxic gas exposure is suspected.

Two people died in a motorcycle-car crash in Aurora, with the car's driver hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident closed East Arapahoe Road for hours.

Denver's forecast includes a cloudy weekend with rain and thunderstorms; today has a 40% chance of showers with highs near 80°F. Rain chances persist into the week with possible flooding.

El Paso County announces road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for road widening under the MAMSIP, with alternate routes and lane reductions due to construction activities.

CDOT and AAA Colorado's "Look Before You Lock" campaign warns against vehicular heatstroke, showing cars can hit 100 degrees inside, and stresses checking interiors, especially for vulnerable individuals.

The Douglas County Health Department is hosting a Community Open House with health services like screenings and immunizations on Sept. 4, from 4-6 pm.

Denver Mayor chooses Al Gardner to lead the Department of Safety, overseeing multiple city safety agencies and initiatives, pending City Council approval.

Denver officials announce the groundbreaking of Iliff Apartments, affordable housing for older adults in University Hills, aiming to address the city's housing crisis.

Denver Auditor Timothy M. O'Brien's audit finds persistent inefficiencies in the coordination between Denver 311 and city agencies, negatively impacting city services and response to resident inquiries.

Boulder County will start accepting bids for its North Broadway campus on August 25, with the proposal submission deadline set for September 19, 2025.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis called for the resignation of Pueblo County Coroner Brian Cotter after a state inspection exposed serious misconduct. A disaster emergency was declared to aid the response.

City's Utilities Department hosts "Breakfast with Your Bill" events for residents to ask questions about their utility bills and learn about various charges and services in an informal setting.