Denver City Council announces a schedule for hearings on zoning amendments, Denver Golf fees, noise control, and licensing for natural medicine centers, open for public input.

A Longmont man was arrested for child sexual exploitation related to the possession of CSAM, with the investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

Denver's weather forecast by the NWS predicts a mild, sunny day with highs near 60 degrees, but warns of light snow and windy conditions in the mountains.

Colorado Springs announces a four-week closure of the 25th Street bridge for maintenance, affecting Old Colorado City residents and the Midland Trail.

Douglas County is appealing a lawsuit dismissal to challenge Colorado immigration laws that it believes hinder local-federal cooperation, emphasizing its stance against being a sanctuary jurisdiction.

The City of Colorado Springs has reached a deal with VENU for sound mitigation at Ford Amphitheater, involving sound barriers, monitoring stations, and potential penalties for noise violations.

Denver Mayor Johnston announces an ambitious 2025 plan addressing homelessness, housing costs, public safety, climate resilience, and family wellness, stressing local service delivery amid federal instability.

A man is in critical condition after setting himself on fire in Boulder; he also attempted to stab a bystander with scissors. The incident is under investigation.

Jury selection begins in the trial for Adam Fresquez's 2023 shooting death, with defendant Jeremy Smith facing charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter.

Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill giving school districts tools to limit cell phone use during school hours, aiming to reduce distractions and improve students' mental health and engagement in learning.

Denver is set to join the NWSL by 2026, with plans for a new team and dedicated stadium, featuring local stars and backed by a strong ownership group.

One person died in an early morning collision between a sedan and a semi-truck in Aurora; police are investigating the crash, which has caused severe traffic disruptions.

Two Colorado men were sentenced to federal prison for a fentanyl-related death; Barris received 141 months, and Manners 160 months, after pleading guilty to distribution.