CDOT says distracted driving fell 4.7% statewide in 2025 and that telematics modeling estimates nearly 600 crashes and hundreds of injuries were prevented. Officials tie the shift to enforcement and public education ahead of April awareness efforts.

A new counter‑service spot, Ogo Kitchen, has opened at Denver Union Station serving Korean barbecue bento boxes, kimbap and grab‑and‑go sushi for commuters and downtown diners.

State lawmakers voted to rename the optional March 31 observance to Farm Workers Day and sent the bill to the governor. Sponsors said the change centers survivors and farmworkers.

Petals & Pages will close its Santa Fe Arts District storefront on April 12 after struggling with high rent and low revenue. The queer-owned shop will continue selling online.

Gusty winds and a cold front cut highs today as scattered showers move in; mountain snow and a Winter Weather Advisory arrive Tuesday night–Wednesday.

Authorities and the CBI announced a $2,000 reward for information in the December 2025 killing of 78‑year‑old Bill McClure as investigators continue their probe.

Denver Water's Stage 1 drought rules ask restaurants to serve water only on request as mountain snowpack and reservoir levels sink. Owners say they’ll adapt service while prioritizing sanitation.

Rising aluminum costs and tariffs are forcing Colorado brewers to delay canning and rethink suppliers. Margins and expansion plans are under pressure statewide.

Denver police said Saturday they responded to reports of shots fired near Commons Park and City of Cuernavaca Park; no injuries were reported. Details remain limited.

A Saturday fire on N. Lansing Street in Aurora sent two people to the hospital and displaced two residents. The Red Cross was called while investigators probe the cause.

A 62‑year‑old Centennial man was convicted of sexually abusing his 15‑year‑old stepdaughter and is now wanted after disappearing midtrial.

Longtime DCPA trustee Judi Wolf died March 25 after a long illness. Her family asked that memorial gifts go to the DCPA Women’s Voices Fund.

Boulder police asked the public to come forward after young women were believed to have been drugged at a University Hill restaurant and late‑night party spot.