A Denver couple was sentenced for defrauding a Defense contractor out of $5 million, using fake invoices and spending on gambling and cryptocurrencies.

Denver's new F1 Arcade bar will offer racing simulations and dining, featuring 69 racing simulators, aiming to provide an immersive Formula 1 experience.

Boulder County is updating to the 2021 International Codes to enhance safety and energy efficiency. A public meeting is scheduled for Nov. 19 to discuss the changes. Feedback is sought on the proposed updates before final adoption in 2025.

The NWS forecasts variable weather for Denver with sunny days, possible light snow on Saturday, and mixed precipitation early next week, alongside wind gusts and cooler nights.

A rockfall has closed the US 550 Red Mountain Pass in Colorado. CDOT is working on removal and suggests using CO Highway 145 as a detour. Visit COtrip.org for updates on the closure and travel information.

Boulder County invites the public to observe the 2024 General Election risk-limiting audit, starting November 19, with an RSVP required due to space limits.

A memorial service is set for Evan Dunn, a Golden police officer killed in the line of duty, with community support and tributes pouring in. Flags will fly at half-staff.

Fort Collins Police are seeking community assistance for a May home invasion and assault at Brookview Apartments and urge anyone with information to come forward.

Colorado Springs launches a downtown revitalization program focusing on parking, security, cleanliness, homelessness, and support for local businesses through 2024.

Sean Greer has been appointed as Denver's new Chief Data Officer, succeeding his role as IT Director. He aims to improve city operations with data-driven insights.

Arapahoe County adopts a study's recommendations on long-term water conservation, stressing the importance of efficient use and management of water resources in anticipation of population growth.

The Denver City Council approved the 2025 city budget, focusing on safety, housing, health, and climate, following community input and collaboration with Mayor Johnston.

Fort Collins plans to build the Siphon Pedestrian Overpass by Summer 2025 to connect trails across the Union Pacific Railroad, improving access for cyclists and pedestrians.