A man was found unresponsive in a park's showers and pronounced deceased despite emergency efforts, including the use of Narcan. An investigation is underway.

Denver residents expect a hot week with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, but relief may come as chances for afternoon showers and thunderstorms increase throughout the week.

RTD in Aurora is conducting a safety drill on Saturday morning, impacting the R Line from Peoria to 13th Avenue. Bus shuttles will replace trains during the exercise.

A pedestrian was killed in a collision in Denver's Hampden neighborhood on Friday night; the driver stayed and cooperated with the police investigation.

A boulder the size of a small car blocked Highway 145 near Telluride. Deputies managed traffic until CDOT removed the obstruction by 1:20pm, reopening both lanes.

Armando Saldate is departing as Denver's public safety head to join the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Jeff Holliday will be interim Executive Director.

A 19-year-old faces charges for a fatal crash that killed a 12-year-old on an electric scooter in Aurora. Aurora Police urge witnesses to contact them as the investigation continues.

An American Airlines flight at Denver Airport experienced a maintenance issue before takeoff leading to passengers and crew's safe deplanement and a fire extinguished by firefighters.

The NWS in Denver forecasts a hot and sunny day in Colorado, with potential strong showers or storms later. Conditions may cool down with showers midweek.

A body found in a Westminster open space is under investigation, with detectives using a cadaver dog for analysis. The body's discovery follows an earlier find of a bone in the same area. The identity and cause of death remain under investigation.

Governor Jared Polis appoints Kimberlee R. Keleher to the Phillips County Court in Colorado's 13th Judicial District, succeeding the Honorable Kimbra L. Killin.

Englewood announces a groundbreaking event for park improvements on July 31 at Cushing Park, beginning the "Renew & Recreate" initiative with a $41.5 million investment.

Two new bills, HB25-1222 and SB25-069, will soon support rural Coloradans by improving health care access and winter road safety. HB25-1222 ensures fair practices for rural pharmacies, while SB25-069 focuses on safe travel during winter months.