Boulder County government offices, including courts and the DA’s office, will be closed on Labor Day to honor the achievements of American workers, but essential services will remain operational.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office reports 11 arrests and 17 vehicle recoveries after a spate of auto thefts in July, also recovering stolen weapons and urging public vigilance.

The NWS forecast for Denver predicts a hot day with temperatures nearing mid-90s, a slight cool-down Thursday, and no significant precipitation expected soon.

Arapahoe Ridge High School was locked down due to a suspicious person nearby; the lockdown was lifted after a building sweep, and classes returned to normal by 1:25 p.m.

A 4-year-old girl abducted from a Centennial childcare was found safe in a storage unit; her father, who took her in violation of a court order, was arrested.

57-year-old dog breeder Paul Peavey was found dead in Clear Creek County, and authorities are investigating the disappearance of up to 10 Doberman puppies from his business.

Jury selection began for the trial of Ahmad Alissa, accused of a mass shooting in a Boulder supermarket, with a focus on impartiality amid the case's notoriety.

A car and motorcycle collision near Speer Boulevard and N Broadway in Denver resulted in at least one fatality; the road was closed for investigation.

Fort Collins will close most city offices and some recreational facilities for Labor Day, but essential services and City Park Pool will remain operational.

Instawork faces over $2.3 million in fines for wage theft and labor law violations, having failed to pay correct wages and benefits to over 3,500 workers.

A car crashed into the South Platte River in Denver, with the DFD rescuing a woman. Separately, a fatal collision occurred at Speer Boulevard and Broadway. Traffic was affected on I-25 as a recovery operation ensued.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny days with high temperatures in the 80s and low 90s, with occasional light winds and isolated showers, mainly in higher terrain areas.

Teak Brockbank faces a federal court appearance in Durango for alleged online threats against election officials and others, with charges detailed by the DOJ.