The Polis administration in Colorado released its Carbon Management Roadmap, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. The plan includes nearly 70 policies and emphasizes carbon capture, equitable transition, and job creation in clean energy.

Colorado recorded a 14.8% rise in bear-human interactions in 2024, with 5,022 reported incidents, primarily attracted by improperly stored trash and other attractants.

A teen was charged for driving at 86 mph in a 40 mph zone without a valid license, earning 30 points against their permit and a court mandate, prompting a warning from Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.

Suspects stole two valuable bulldog puppies from Perfect Pets by staging a seizure as a distraction, involving a scuffle with an employee. One man is charged; accomplices are sought.

Residents of Englewood will soon discuss Global Storage's PUD proposal that integrates storage and sales with local housing. Meetings for input and details are planned for early March at the Englewood Public Library and Civic Center.

Denver faces high winds with gusts up to 75 mph in the mountains and foothills and up to 60 mph near the Wyoming-Nebraska border. Unseasonably warm temperatures and mostly sunny skies are expected during the week.

An adult male was critically injured after his pickup truck crashed into a tree in Fort Collins. Police suspect alcohol as a factor. A second DUI-related crash occurred nearby; that driver was arrested.

CDC layoffs affect Lyme disease research; biologist Joe Cardiello and other employees lost jobs due to budget cuts, impacting crucial studies and scientific work.

Diego Pons Ganddini studies tree rings to understand past climates and predict weather patterns, supported by an NSF grant to analyze precipitation variations in the Neotropics.

Governor Polis visited Next Gallery's 8th Annual Casa Bonita Art Show, celebrating a reimagining of the Colorado icon for its centennial in 2074, and later appreciated African cuisine at African Grill and Bar during Black History Month.

Governor Polis invites Colorado artists to submit work for the state's 150th anniversary, aiming to create a walkable art experience to celebrate Colorado's history, culture, and increase pedestrian safety.

Eastbound Dartmouth Avenue in Englewood is closed today from 8 am to 4 pm for construction, between S. Platte River Drive and Santa Fe. Seek alternative routes.

A legal scholar proposes recognizing legal personhood for animals, seeking decency in their treatment, and drawing parallels with corporate personhood.