Deputies in Douglas County responded to a salvage yard burglary, leading to a pursuit and an officer-injured crash. The suspect fired shots at officers and was eventually arrested; the investigation continues.

A man was fatally shot by a Colorado Springs police officer outside a Walmart after reportedly drawing a handgun. An investigation is underway, with no other injuries reported.

Aurora's mayor addressed claims of a Venezuelan gang at an apartment complex, but residents cite poor conditions as the main issue, affecting the city's image and community relations.

City officials issued a warning about a potential cyanobacteria bloom in Boulder Reservoir, advising against swimming and pet exposure, while watercraft users are cautioned to maintain distance from the bloom.

Denver's weather forecast includes scattered showers with a chance of strong storms and hail before moving towards warmer, sunnier days starting Friday.

Boulder has launched a program offering e-bike vouchers to income-qualified residents, promoting sustainable transportation and aiming to reduce emissions.

The suspect in the UCCS shooting, Nicholas Jordan, is set to return to court for a preliminary hearing regarding the deaths of Samuel Knopp and Celie Montgomery.

Fort Collins prepares for its ninth annual Open Streets event on September 15, 2024, promoting active transportation by transforming S. Shields St. into a car-free zone for the community to enjoy various activities.

Search for Adam Padilla intensifies after he was last seen on Chatfield Reservoir Dam; public assistance sought.

Douglas County presents the fall Dougnad volunteer event on September 28, as part of National Cleanup Month, inviting residents to participate in environmental service projects.

One pedestrian died and another was injured in a hit-and-run in Westminster. The suspect, identified as Luis Gerardo Reyes, is in custody facing charges, with no alcohol or drugs believed to be involved.

The National Weather Service predicts isolated showers and a potential for gusty winds in Colorado, with elevated fire weather conditions and high temperatures expected across the plains.

Search and rescue teams in Douglas County were activated twice for SOS signals near the Colorado Trail but found no one, prompting officials to remind the public to use SOS signals only in genuine emergencies.