Boulder residents are advised to bear-proof trash and compost bins to deter bears seeking food for hibernation, as increased bear activity is reported in the area.

Isaiah Vigil received an 18-year sentence for drug trafficking and violating COCCA, following a Denver task force operation that seized drugs, firearms, and cash.

The federal shutdown has led to the cancellation of Colorado's mule deer muzzleloader season in Piñon Canyon; affected hunters will get refunds and preference point restoration.

A fire at Caribou Village Shopping Center in Nederland, Colorado, caused significant damage, leading to evacuations and an investigation into its cause.

Colorado Springs begins median modifications on Garden of the Gods Road to improve safety due to high accident history, impacting traffic with roadwork for 6-8 weeks.

Denver's forecast includes mixed conditions with a slight chance of showers and highs in the mid-70s, transitioning to clear skies and comfortable temperatures throughout the week.

Denver's self-funded health plan is criticized for mismanagement leading to overspending, as revealed by an audit report with recommendations for better oversight to prevent ineligible benefits usage.

Fort Collins is set to repair asphalt at Taft Hill Road and Harmony starting Oct. 13 with expected lane shifts and traffic pattern changes through Oct. 14.

Commerce City invites residents to participate in the National Community Survey to share their views on living there, aiming to inform city improvement plans.

Denver awards contracts to three new service providers to manage its non-congregate shelters, advancing its mission to address homelessness with innovative, performance-based solutions.

Denver Animal Protection and Bergen Spay & Neuter Alliance are hosting Spay-a-thons in Denver to provide free spaying and neutering for pets, aiming to improve animal welfare and control overpopulation.

Boulder County completed its Logic and Accuracy Test on ballots and election machinery, ensuring accurate voting equipment for the upcoming November election.

Fort Collins invites residents to discuss downtown parking system changes at October pop-up events, aiming to address efficiency and funding concerns.