The Colorado Springs City Council has waived municipal rights to buy multifamily properties for affordable housing, effective May 30, 2024, sparking mixed community reactions.

The Denver Mulch Giveaway returns on May 3, where residents can enrich their gardens with free mulch and compost as part of the city's sustainability efforts.

Two suspects face first-degree murder charges in Larimer County for events including a body found burning, a high-speed chase, and an arrest near Mead.

The Colorado DOT is set to begin a $1.75 million resurfacing project on US Highway 287 near Fort Collins on May 5, expected to complete by end of May.

Uber threatens to leave Colorado if a proposed safety bill for ride-hailing services passes, arguing it would harm their business model, despite recognizing the importance of rider safety.

Brighton Cemeteries offers a 10% discount on pre-need property at Elmwood and Fairview Cemeteries until May 31.

Brighton authorities investigate a double homicide after two adults were found shot dead on N. 7th Ave. Witnesses reported hearing gunfire and seeing a dark sedan fleeing the scene.

El Paso County deputies conducted a traffic operation to prevent driving violations and a street race, issuing citations for various offenses and enforcing the "Move Over Law."

The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook for potential severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds in northeast and north central Colorado, including Denver.

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.