Colorado prepares for 2025 gray wolf releases with initiatives to reduce wildlife-livestock conflicts, including conflict minimization programs and the Colorado Range Rider training.

The Denver DA's office indicted 17 people in a major vehicle theft ring connected to a Mexican cartel, involving at least 190 stolen vehicles and drug trafficking.

A Greeley woman was shot and killed, leading to a man's arrest on murder and domestic violence charges. The police responded to a shooting report on 9th Avenue.

The Denver City Council approved a $570 million plan for downtown economic development, following voter support and community collaboration for enhancing livability, job creation, and cultural vitality.

The National Weather Service predicts hazardous weather for Colorado with snow showers and strong winds, with cold temperatures persisting through the week.

Ian Gregory Bell from Denver has been indicted on charges of fraud and money laundering, alleged to have defrauded over 20 investors.

Douglas County Commissioner Lora Thomas unexpectedly resigned before her term ended, surprising her colleagues. The County stressed that her office remained unchanged and they're now focusing on future governance.

A third-party investigation finds Colorado's voting system passwords were unintentionally posted online, leading to scrutiny of Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office for lax protocols.

Douglas County's State of the County event emphasized partnerships and economic vitality, spotlighting advances in public safety, infrastructure, and resource management.

A Colorado business and owner were sentenced for conspiring to bypass truck emissions controls, leading to increased pollution. Their actions resulted in fines and a probationary period for the company.

Boulder has launched the Folsom Street Safety Improvements Project to revamp the street for safer travel, seeking public feedback through an online survey.

Aurora police are probing a potential kidnapping after a girl was allegedly forced from a coffee shop into a blue Ford F-150. The search for her and the suspect is ongoing, with a focus on the unique vehicle.

Denver officials propose eliminating mandatory parking minimums for new developments to ease housing construction, reduce development review times, and make the city more affordable.