A teenage boy was seriously injured in a drive-by shooting at an Aurora gas station on Friday night; police seek information with no suspects yet identified.

Pueblo County Sheriff's Office seeks Communications Officers, requiring energetic, passionate individuals. Job details, including the April 20 application deadline, are on their website.

Boulder County Parks & Open Space will host a Senior Fish-off for anglers 65+ on April 25 at Wally Toevs Pond, featuring prizes and a fish fry post-event.

Boulder enhances child abuse prevention efforts in April, offering resources and programs for family support, youth engagement, counseling, and advocacy.

Boulder readies for Earth Day with various events, including sustainability workshops, film screening, gardening classes, kids' storytime, Climate Cafés, tree giveaways, and volunteer plantings. Registration is required for some events.

Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure prepares for the peak season of e-bike and e-scooter sharing, with a focus on safety and parking regulations.

Boulder County's Community Forestry Sort Yard program opens in May 2025 for residents to dispose of yard waste.

A missing 63-year-old woman from Boulder County was found and taken to a hospital with serious conditions after a neighbor discovered her on unmarked trails.

Denver faces a weather roller coaster with potential snow showers and gusty winds, per the National Weather Service. An 80-90% chance of snow is expected towards the weekend.

Federal charges have been brought against Cooper Jo Frederick for allegedly firebombing a Tesla dealership in Loveland, Colorado, with potential for a 20-year prison term.

Colorado sees a 135% rise in distracted driving citations after implementing a new hands-free law. The change also correlates with a 3.3% reduction in phone use while driving and an estimated prevention of 88 crashes and 49 injuries.

The State Personnel Director of Colorado is soliciting public input on proposed changes to state employee management via a Zoom webinar on April 30, 2025.

Denver City Council offices close on March 31 to observe Cesar Chavez Day, resuming activities on April 1 at 3:30 p.m. Public hearings are also paused during this time.