Colorado wildlife officials are investigating the death of a gray wolf, 2514-BC, in Rocky Mountain National Park, with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service conducting a necropsy.

A translocated gray wolf in Colorado has traveled over 1,230 miles since January, with CPW monitoring its journey and the movements of other wolves near urban areas, with inter-state agreements for the wolves' safe return.

Uber threatens to leave Colorado if a proposed safety bill for ride-hailing services passes, arguing it would harm their business model, despite recognizing the importance of rider safety.

Colorado launches a new Outdoors Strategy to balance conservation and recreation, responding to increased outdoor activity, population growth, and climate change, with collaboration from state entities and conservation groups.

Denver health officials report a second adult case of measles this year, with no additional public exposure risk, emphasizing vaccination and quarantine for prevention.

Englewood launches an Adopt-A-Spot program for residents to maintain local public spaces, fostering community pride and environmental stewardship for at least a year.

The Denver Police Department shared its Q1 2025 crime reduction efforts on social media and urged the public to use their online Transparency Dashboards for detailed information and engagement.

Boulder City secured a commitment from Xcel Energy for wildfire safety enhancements, pending Colorado Public Utilities Commission approval, to prevent utility-sparked wildfires.

Douglas County Commissioners are conducting the 2025 Citizen Survey to gather residents' opinions on local services and issues, offering both online and phone participation options.

Denver's historic Evans School has become a beer garden and café, merging leisure with its educational past in the Civic Center. Preservation efforts retained original features during the transformation.

Denver Police honored officers for long service, including Sergeant Gonzales for 30 years, and others marking their 20th anniversaries with the force.

Deputy Chief Joseph Montoya retires from the Denver Police Department after a 40-year career, recognized for his adaptation to changes in policing and his leadership.

Boulder Fire-Rescue has been reaccredited by the Center for Public Safety Excellence, highlighting its commitment to safety and high standards in firefighting services.