Brighton Police seek help locating Sarah Kelley after she fled a scene, hitting a police car and another vehicle, and is still at large with multiple warrants.

The Colorado State Patrol warns against impaired motorcycle riding, noting a rise in at-fault crashes and emphasizing the increased risks and need for safe, sober riding.

Colorado has legalized lane filtering for motorcyclists, allowing them to move between stopped vehicles under specific conditions, which the Colorado State Patrol has clarified to ensure safety and mutual respect on the roads.

Colorado State Patrol reminds drivers that while lane filtering is legal, lane splitting is not, and adherence to safety rules is vital for motorcyclists.

Boulder increases water safety efforts ahead of summer, highlighting rules for swimming in natural waters and offering free drowning prevention classes.

The body of Denver hairstylist Jax Gratton was found in Lakewood, with police investigating the death as suspicious. Her family and community mourn her positive impact and selfless service.

A man died at Lake Pueblo State Park despite CPR efforts after he jumped into the water and became unconscious. The absence of a life jacket may have been a factor.

A kayaker died after two kayaks capsized on the Arkansas River. Despite wearing safety gear, the 35-year-old man lost consciousness; CPR was attempted but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Boulder Police swiftly arrested a bank robbery suspect, David Lloyd Martinez, within hours of the crime, also linking him to an earlier assault and attempted robbery.

Fort Collins Councilmember Potyondy hosts a listening session for residents to discuss local issues on June 14.

Denver's week starts with a 40% chance of afternoon showers, turning partly cloudy at night with a low around 54. Sunny days follow, with high temps reaching 89 degrees by Saturday.

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.