A man in Aurora, Colorado, shot three relatives and himself, resulting in multiple deaths including an infant.

A man escaped a mental health hold at SkyRidge Medical Center, ran across I-25, and was struck and killed. His fleeing caused train halts and major traffic.

A stand-off between Colorado Springs Police and an armed male suspect ended in the suspect's death after negotiations and non-lethal interventions failed. The incident is under investigation.

The NWS issued a high wind warning for northern Rocky Mountain foothills and the Front Range, with expected gusts up to 75 mph. Denver's temperature is 37°F with clear skies and a sunny week ahead, though light snow persists in the mountains.

One person was killed in a shooting near East Colfax Avenue and North Cherry Street in Denver, with an ongoing homicide investigation by the local police.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office arrested a 24-year-old man for sexual exploitation of a child after a nearly two-year investigation sparked by tips and complaints.

A contractor reported a small grass fire in Boulder County, which was quickly extinguished by local fire services. A property owner was cited for improperly discarding woodstove ashes which led to the fire.

Two juveniles were arrested after shots were fired at a Lakewood PetSmart; no further shots occurred and multiple handguns were retrieved. The police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Interstate 25 in Colorado will have lane closures for the MAMSIP project, including concrete grooving and guardrail fixes. Expect shifts along South Academy Boulevard until spring 2025 for lane widening and infrastructure improvements.

Michael Cooper was arrested in Fort Collins for motor vehicle theft and assaulting a deputy, after being tracked using automatic license plate readers.

The forecast for Denver includes mostly sunny skies with mild highs in the 50s. Some windy conditions with elevated fire danger are expected Sunday, with calm and mild weather returning for the week ahead.

Douglas County focuses on economic growth by investing in key sectors like public safety and transportation, aiming for a vibrant future with collaborative efforts and strategic planning, highlighted at their State of the County event.

Boulder County will conduct controlled burns on Tuesday across five properties to manage vegetation. Officials emphasize safety and urge the public not to call 911 as these are planned burns, not wildfires.