Denver health officials warn locals to avoid wild animals to prevent rabies, stressing the dangers of interaction and importance of prompt medical treatment if bitten.

CDOT begins rockfall mitigation on CO Highway 82 at Red Hill, causing potential delays until September 2025. Work includes removing loose rocks, applying netting, and culvert maintenance, with traffic holds up to 20 minutes.

Arapahoe County hosts a family-friendly event at Dove Valley Regional Park in June for kids to learn about public works through interactive activities.

Jefferson County Clerk & Recorder's Office won a Clearie Award from the EAC for their voter signature update project and got an honorable mention for redesigning ballot boxes to improve security and accessibility.

Colorado's tourism has soared, with $28.2 billion in visitor spending in 2023, job growth, and its commitment to responsible tourism highlighted during National Travel and Tourism Week celebrations.

Denver's weather forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and a warming trend, with sunny conditions expected over the weekend. Hazards include rain, lightning, and mountain snow.

Boulder's Older Adult Services hosts Coffee with a Cop on May 15 to enhance interaction between police and community members, focusing on older adults at West Age Well Center.

Brighton launches the Check Out The Air program, offering air quality monitors for public use through a partnership with Adams County and Anythink Libraries.

The Boulder County Coroner identified Garett Nelson, 51, as the victim of a vehicle incident at US 287 and Dillon Road in Lafayette on May 5, 2025. Investigation ongoing.

Denver City Council voted to not renew Flock Group Inc.'s contract for license plate recognition cameras over privacy concerns, despite a drop in car thefts.

Authorities seek help to find a road-rage suspect in Highlands Ranch, described as a young white male in a grey sweatshirt and "Cartman" hat, driving a plate-less black Tesla.

Drug dealer Blas Villa sentenced to 15 years for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl in Monte Vista, with prior arrests and a history of felony convictions.

Aurora City Council voted 6-4 to restrict public speaking, amid tension from protests over Kilyn Lewis's shooting by police. Exceptions are made for disabilities and children.