Denver Police report a decrease in homicides, nearly halving from 29 to 13 compared to last year, crediting community involvement and emphasizing a goal of zero homicides.

Commerce City Senior Commission is hosting a Senior Resource Fair on June 7 at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center, offering free access to local services and vendors.

The First United Methodist Church donated 48 backpacks with essentials to Douglas County Detention Center, as shared by the Sheriff's Office, reflecting support for inmates re-entering society.

A twin-engine plane crashed in Boulder County, with no survivors. The crash sparked a small fire, and authorities are investigating while keeping the area secure.

Aurora announces up to 100 active work zones may disrupt traffic, urging commuters to plan ahead and subscribe to updates for minimizing inconvenience.

Denver is expected to have partly sunny skies, potential showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures around 72°F and gusty winds. More sun is anticipated Tuesday.

Denver Police promote the adoption of Root Beer, a friendly American Pit Bull Terrier, considering Denver's strict pit bull regulations requiring a Breed-Restricted Permit.

Denver Police promote safety during Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, urging drivers to be cautious around motorcycles, and riders to wear helmets and avoid impairment.

Denver forecasts a mix of clouds and possible thunderstorms with a fluctuating chance of rain into early next week, with clearer conditions expected by Wednesday.

US Highway 550 to close May 24 for Iron Horse Bicycle Classic between Purgatory Resort and Silverton, 7:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; CDOT advises alternate routes and early travel.

The Colorado Freedom Memorial marks its 12th anniversary and the 80th end of WWII with "Colorado Remembers," featuring a breakfast, ceremony, and military displays.

Jefferson County has enhanced visitor safety at Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge with a new bridge and underpass. The approved refuge, a former nuclear site, offers safe, educational trails and signage about its history.

Colorado's DRMS will start the Corley Mine fire mitigation project on May 19, 2025, funded by a federal grant and costing $853,015 to extinguish a decades-old refuse fire.