Deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office participated in Read Across America Week by reading to children, fostering literacy, and strengthening community relations.

Boulder adjusts recreation center closures for maintenance; EBCC to shut from March 22-30, SBRC in late August, with facilities updates planned. Alternative arrangements for activities have been made.

Colorado's Douglas County officials advocate for stricter illegal immigration enforcement, countering nearby Denver's sanctuary city policies and criticizing the economic burden of such practices.

Brighton's Spring Trash Bash is slated for April 25-26, allowing residents to dispose of oversized waste items at the local Wastewater Treatment Facility. Proof of residency and a suggested $10 donation are required.

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum celebrates Women's History Month with exhibits and events honoring local women's contributions to the city's history.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office experiences a phone service outage, providing alternative contact methods for death notifications and other inquiries.

CDOT begins a widening and accessibility project on CO 67 in Woodland Park on March 10, with expected improvements including lane expansion and safety measures.

CDOT has announced overnight closures on Powers Boulevard in Colorado between March 10-13 due to bridge construction, with detours in place and guidance provided online.

Denver anticipates rain turning to snow with hazardous travel conditions due to a strong storm; minimal initial accumulation but intensifying overnight.

The March 2025 issue of Commerce City Connected features a search for a Grand Marshall, the E. 96th Ave project, a Women's History Month movie night, and a student scholarship opportunity.

A fire in Aurora displaced seven people and three cats after a garage fire; no injuries reported. Firefighters and aid from the Red Cross responded. Cause under investigation.

The Colorado Springs Fire Department launched TOR-MAT to aid individuals with opioid addiction through a team providing treatment and support services.

Boulder's Food Tax Rebate program opens applications on April 15, 2025, for low-income residents, with up to $325 available for qualifying individuals or families.