Aurora Police arrest three with Venezuelan gang ties in a July 28 shooting, including two members of Tren de Aragua, for attempted murder and evidence tampering.

Two unrelated deaths, a car crash victim, Ny’Loni Yates, aged 2, and a shooting victim, Fernando Alvarez-Chacon, aged 35, have deeply affected the Denver community. Both are under investigation by Denver authorities.

In-N-Out Burger is opening two new locations in Arvada and Parker, Colorado, expanding its presence in the state and offering new job opportunities with competitive wages.

Brenton Zeiler faces multiple charges after ramming a police vehicle and leading deputies on a chase, including shooting at officers, before crashing and arrest in Douglas County.

Boulder, Colorado, has lifted additional fire restrictions imposed in August due to reduced wildfire risks with the arrival of cooler weather. Standard year-round fire safety rules remain in effect to prevent potential fire outbreaks.

Denver Parks & Recreation ends summer with the closure of outdoor pools and introduces a fall lineup of activities and programs, as detailed in their September newsletter.

James Montoya, a federal employee, is charged with defrauding the US government of over $1 million through wire fraud and faces an indictment for his alleged actions.

The Denver area is forecasted to have cloudy, cool weather with possible morning showers, followed by clearer skies and a rise to 75°F. The weekend promises sunny conditions, with temperatures reaching into the upper 80s.

Denver police ban late-night food trucks in LoDo to reduce crime, affecting local businesses and prompting the search for new locations and operational adjustments.

The Colorado State Patrol is conducting a survey to gather public opinion on their law enforcement services and invites community feedback to improve performance.

Joseph Castorena received a life sentence without parole for the 2022 Aurora quadruple homicide. He killed his ex-girlfriend's relatives and another man, remaining silent during his sentencing.

Candidates Boebert and Calvarese debated economic and veterans' issues for Colorado's 4th District, showing consensus on some topics while clashing on energy policy and public debates.

Boulder County invites residents to PERL's Boards and Commissions Training on September 28, aiming to increase diversity and empower individuals for community leadership roles.