Anne Marie Hochhalter, a Columbine shooting survivor, died at 43 from sepsis, with her death ruled a homicide due to her shooting-related injuries. Her passing adds to the Columbine massacre's toll.

Douglas County is opening new Continuous Flow Intersections along US 85 to improve traffic flow, with initial phases starting in March, weather permitting.

Denver modifies the Energize Denver initiative to make energy reduction goals for large buildings more achievable, extending deadlines, reducing penalties, and offering support measures like rebates and audits.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations affecting big game, small game, and wildlife properties, to take effect May 1, including changes for Ute Tribe hunting privileges and permit prices.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office activated CIRT after a suspect exchanged gunfire with deputies in Fort Collins, resulting in serious injuries to both parties.

The Boulder community is on edge as the death of 18-year-old university student Megan Trussell, whose body was found on February 15, is investigated by authorities, who remain tight-lipped about details.

Denver DOTI launched the "For the Love of Safety" campaign to reduce traffic fatalities, involving billboards, geofencing ads, and safety measures like speed feedback signs and improved lighting.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced the 2025 boating season opening dates for state parks, with required vessel registration, ANS stamp, and inspections for boaters.

Denver Sheriff Department celebrated winning first place in a 5K race at the Special Olympics Colorado Polar Plunge & 5K, which also included a fundraising event for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Monte Vista, Colorado, hosts the 42nd annual Crane Festival, offering wildlife enthusiasts a chance to observe the 18,000 migrating sandhill cranes with help from CPW staff and volunteers.

Boulder received a $900,000 state grant for wildfire defense, focusing on vegetation clearing across 100 acres to enhance forest health and protect infrastructure.

Boulder County will conduct prescribed burns to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks until April 15, with precautions and public safety measures in place.

Colorado's CDLE partners with the Statewide Workforce System to support federal employees laid off, providing resources like unemployment insurance guidance and job search assistance.