Boulder County has declared September as Suicide Prevention Month to raise awareness and educate residents on intervention and prevention methods, providing resources like the WellMind Connection and support from the Colorado Crisis Services.

Boulder Police are investigating multiple hit-and-runs by Karl E. Haglund, including him driving onto Folsom Field, with estimated damages of $100,000-$150,000.

Tylen Michael Grays was arrested in Michigan for a fatal shooting in Old Town, Fort Collins, on August 11, 2024. Fort Collins Police, with public help, linked Grays to the crime. He faces severe charges, including murder.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Denver, detailing temperatures, wind speeds, and chances of precipitation for the upcoming week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Jason Alexander Hobby, 49, from Loveland, Colorado, has been charged with arson and impersonating a public servant in connection with the Alexander Mountain Fire in Larimer County.

Lance Vieira, ex-coach of Littleton HS football, was cited for reckless endangerment amid hazing allegations in the team. The school has terminated his role and appointed Chad Koepke as the new coach.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed the death of a reintroduced male gray wolf in Grand County. This marks the third demise in the pack since last year.

Boulder celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural events and emphasizes the importance of understanding and protecting the Hispanic and Latino communities against discrimination.

The Boulder Police Oversight Panel has updated its bylaws to align with City Council Ordinance 8609, enhancing procedural efficiency and accountability.

A disturbance at Arista Flats apartments in Broomfield escalated to an active shooting and a shelter-in-place order. One suspect was arrested, and an injured woman was hospitalized.

A teen was shot in the face while taking photos; council member Brent Metz faces charges. The teen's condition remains serious, and the investigation continues.

Boulder County officials seek public help to identify a stabbing suspect. The suspect is cooperating with law enforcement, and there is no threat to the community. Details remain confidential to protect the investigation.

Authorities seek a man suspected of stabbing a hiker on a Boulder County trail, leaving the victim with serious injuries. The suspect, described as around 60 years old with gray hair and accompanied by a small dog, remains at large.