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.

Denver's National Weather Service warns of a dynamic weather week, with a shift from mild conditions to potential showers, snow, and gusty winds, affecting travel and outdoor plans.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has added a new horse, Oakley, to their Mounted Patrol, and is currently training with Deputy Weniger for active community law enforcement.

Lisa, an Adams County records technician, shows personal generosity by giving out warm clothing to those in need, including released detainees from the detention facility.

Boulder, CO, will host Sundance Film Festival from 2027, offering economic benefits and highlighting the arts scene, with bipartisan support aiding the city's selection.

Denver escalates its overdose prevention efforts with new strategies and funding to combat the rise in overdoses, focusing on harm reduction and behavioral health services.

Boulder celebrates Women's History Month, honoring female leaders in education, architecture, and other fields, recognizing their contributions and the city's progress toward gender equality.

The City of Boulder and Boulder County invite the public to a planning event at East Boulder Community Center on April 12 to discuss the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan update.