Denver reports a significant decline in street homelessness, with a 45% reduction from 2023 and a 38% drop since 2024, as per Mayor Johnston and the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative's data.

Denver's weather forecast includes sunny skies with high temperatures in the upper 80s, nighttime lows around 59 degrees, and possible afternoon showers and thunderstorms later in the week, particularly at higher elevations.

Two individuals in Douglas County face charges after a child sex crimes investigation, including felonies like Sexual Assault on a Child and Sexual Exploitation of a Child.

Fort Collins will have road closures on Timberline Road and Laurel Street from June 16-27 due to asphalt overlay work, with detours via Lemay Avenue and Myrtle Street.

Boulder addresses E. coli concerns in Boulder Creek, implementing an E. coli TMDL Plan to improve water safety and educating the public on safe creek recreation practices.

Denver police officers bought groceries for an elderly victim after responding to a disturbance and taking a suspect into custody for misusing her funds.

Fort Collins Utilities has published its 2024 Drinking Water Quality Report, detailing the quality, source, and protection of the city's water, confirming their high standards and advanced technologies used in water treatment.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens 2025 funding applications for landowners to enhance wildlife habitats and public access to recreation, with an $11 million budget.

Colorado State Patrol's "Give Me a 'Brake'" campaign aims to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions, especially during elk calving season, by educating motorists and enforcing speed limits.

Brighton Police seek help locating Sarah Kelley after she fled a scene, hitting a police car and another vehicle, and is still at large with multiple warrants.

The Colorado State Patrol warns against impaired motorcycle riding, noting a rise in at-fault crashes and emphasizing the increased risks and need for safe, sober riding.

Colorado has legalized lane filtering for motorcyclists, allowing them to move between stopped vehicles under specific conditions, which the Colorado State Patrol has clarified to ensure safety and mutual respect on the roads.

Colorado State Patrol reminds drivers that while lane filtering is legal, lane splitting is not, and adherence to safety rules is vital for motorcyclists.