A 55-year-old man was injured after a 15-foot fall while climbing at Eldorado Canyon State Park; rescue teams responded and transported him to hospital. The extent of his injuries is unknown.

Boulder County is set to showcase affordable homes with open houses in May, also featuring the grand opening of a local café to boost community development.

Colorado launches a new Outdoors Strategy to balance conservation and recreation, responding to increased outdoor activity, population growth, and climate change, with collaboration from state entities and conservation groups.

CDOT invites Colorado residents to join telephone town halls for input on the next decade's transportation plan, with events scheduled across the state starting April 29th.

Denver health officials report a second adult case of measles this year, with no additional public exposure risk, emphasizing vaccination and quarantine for prevention.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis and state agencies support Moffat County's economy with a $2 million grant for a new events center, part of a shift from coal dependency.

CDOT commemorated two fallen highway workers, Trenton C. Umberger and Nathan Jones, during Remembrance Day, raising the total to 64 since 1929. Officials vowed to enhance road safety efforts amid coinciding National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Denver's weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and storms with potential hail and strong winds, and temperatures ranging from 39°F to 68°F. The National Weather Service advises caution and readiness for severe weather.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office lifted a shelter-in-place order in a Littleton neighborhood after deeming there was no active threat following a warrant operation.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in Greeley, Colorado; a juvenile suspect was arrested. Police are investigating the incident but assured it was isolated and posed no broader threat.

Two homes in Westminster were destroyed by fire, injuring three and killing two cats. The cause is unknown, and the Red Cross is aiding affected families.

Englewood launches an Adopt-A-Spot program for residents to maintain local public spaces, fostering community pride and environmental stewardship for at least a year.

A theft investigation at a Superior Target led to a deputy being run over and injured when the suspects attempted to escape. The suspects fled and are being sought by authorities.