The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment offers mpox resources, including free Jynneos vaccines and testing, to prevent the virus's spread.

Denver celebrated the opening of Renewal Village, a $13.6 million supportive housing project in Globeville, offering 215 apartments to combat homelessness.

A Colorado man was sentenced to a year in prison for tax evasion, having under-withheld taxes from 2016-2020 by falsely claiming up to 99 allowances. He must also pay over $548,000 in restitution.

The NWS reports an end to Denver's sunny streak, with cooler temperatures ahead and potential showers by next Tuesday. Fire weather conditions may rise Sunday and Monday.

Russell Westbrook clarified there was no controversy over the number 0 with Christian Braun and will wear number 4 for the Nuggets, signifying a new chapter for him.

A Colorado road has been renamed Kendrick Castillo Way to honor the heroism of Castillo, who gave his life to protect his classmates during a school shooting in 2019.

A hiker missing in the Indian Peaks Wilderness was found deceased by the Boulder County Sheriff's Office near Lake Isabelle. Recovery was delayed due to difficult terrain and was completed the next day. The Coroner's Office is investigating.

Boulder County has launched a new Division of Homeless Systems and Coordinated Response to address housing insecurity, reflecting a commitment to strategic, proactive efforts against homelessness.

CDOT introduces new safety measures on I-70 near Ward Road, dropping the speed limit to 55 mph and adding signs with flashing beacons after a fatal crash.

Denver has temporarily closed La Alma-Lincoln and Sonny Lawson parks due to increased drug activity and violence, while keeping some areas open for public use.

A child was left unharmed when a suspect stole a bag and computer from a car at Cougar Run Elementary; two suspects, one heavily tattooed, are sought after using a stolen credit card nearby.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are trapping and relocating the Copper Creek wolf pack to manage conflicts after livestock deaths, without disclosing the new location for their safety.

A two-vehicle crash in Aurora injured five adults, one critically, after a car ran a red light on E. 40th Ave at Peña Blvd around 2 a.m. The area was closed for investigation but reopened by 6:30 a.m.