Mayor Johnston hosts the 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards in Denver, recognizing influential architectural projects and introducing a People's Choice Award.

Jena Griswold, Colorado's Secretary of State, has officially announced her candidacy for state Attorney General as current AG Phil Weiser eyes the governor's seat.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment is actively ensuring food safety by inspecting food businesses, educating staff and patrons, and addressing complaints.

Pueblo and Southern Colorado leaders discussed region-specific economic development, emphasizing workforce readiness in sectors like manufacturing and technology, at a summit facilitated by OEDIT.

A woman was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-15 near Cedar City; the northbound lanes were affected, causing significant traffic delays.

A fire at SALT restaurant in Boulder started by kitchen equipment caused significant damage but no injuries, with coordinated emergency response and community support.

Colorado's Regional Talent Summit in Pueblo aimed to strategize on workforce readiness, especially in key industries like manufacturing and technology. The event is part of statewide efforts to address skill gaps and promote job growth.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified Mikah Blackfeather, 40, as the deceased found near Boulder Creek Path; cause of death remains under investigation.

The Commerce City Police Department made an April Fool's joke introducing a fake "Feline Unit" with cats McClane and Sgt. Powell, parodying real police work with humorous cat behavior.

Mexican national Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza was re-arrested by ICE after serving time for a fatal 2024 traffic incident on US 285, marking his potential 13th removal from the US.

Colorado employment data for February shows both job gains and losses, with a strike affecting retail workers and slight increases in unemployment rates.

Douglas County commissions TESSA to provide a domestic violence shelter and resources, recognizing the high incidence of abuse and the critical need for survivor support services.

Mountain Metropolitan Transit in Colorado Springs is set to enhance service on April 27, 2025, including more frequent buses for Route 4 and increased weekend shuttle frequency in Manitou Springs.