The Aurora Police Department seeks public assistance in solving the fatal shooting of Rafael Rivera-Velez outside a nightclub in August. Despite efforts, leads are exhausted, and the shooter remains unidentified.

Denver won a court case against the Trump administration, ensuring its transportation funding remains intact despite threats linked to non-compliance with certain federal policies.

The Denver City Council's weekly schedule includes a public hearing on zoning changes and discussions on property maintenance regulations, inviting resident participation.

Denver enjoys fair weather with forecasts predicting mostly sunny days, possible afternoon showers, and thunderstorms throughout the week. No hazardous weather is expected today or tonight.

Denver initiates the Park Hill Action Plan, targeting affordable housing and local revitalization alongside creating a new urban park on the former Park Hill Golf Course site. The plan emphasizes community input and sustainable development goals.

A man in Adams County, Colorado killed his in-laws and was fatally shot by deputies after wielding a knife; an investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Douglas County Commissioners consider a resolution to form a Home Rule Charter Commission, inviting residents to engage in discussions and a live Q&A session, with a special election on the matter scheduled for June 24.

Colorado hosted the Rocky Mountain SAR UAS Conference focusing on drone use in search and rescue, improving collaboration and techniques in lifesaving operations.

Two adults were found dead in an Adams County home after deputies, responding to a welfare check, fatally shot an armed man. An investigation is ongoing.

RTD seeks public input on proposed service changes for August 2025 and will host virtual feedback sessions, including one-on-one planner interactions.

Denver's National Weather Service forecasts erratic weather for the week, including an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms, mild mornings, and a high of 70 degrees. The weekend may offer sunshine and 82 degrees before storms return.

Boulder invites the public to review design recommendations aimed at making Folsom Street safer, with in-person and online options for community engagement.

Colorado's new law, SB25-167, creates the Educator First Home Ownership Program to provide down payment assistance for public school employees buying their first home.