The Colorado Department of Transportation reported a 57% rise in motorcycle deaths over the past decade, with 2024 being the deadliest year. They emphasize safety and helmet use, noting a hopeful 20% decrease in fatalities in early 2025.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office hosted Flat Stanley, a character from a children’s book, for a "Night Shift Adventure," sharing the experience on Facebook to educate children on law enforcement.

CPW invites public input for its 2026-2036 strategic plan to manage Colorado's parks and wildlife, emphasizing collaboration with stakeholders and community for future challenges.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrests two for scamming elderly victims, emphasizing growing trend of fraudulent calls and the importance of awareness and reporting.

US 24 from Florissant to Woodland Park undergoes a resurfacing project starting April 28, with completion expected in November 2025, causing potential delays.

Colorado residents are warned of a phishing scam impersonating CDOT, falsely claiming toll fees are due via text, which the department does not use for billing.

A traffic accident in Denver on northbound I-25 at 20th Street caused serious injuries and significant delays. The Denver Police Department is investigating and has not released further details.

A third measles case was reported in Denver, despite the patient being vaccinated after traveling to an outbreak area in Mexico. Public health officials identify an urgent care as a potential exposure site.

The Colorado Department of Transportation announced repair work on I-76 bridges starting April 28, expecting lane closures and delays, with a project completion target of fall 2025.

Fort Collins residents face traffic disruptions as South Lemay Avenue is closed due to multiple water main breaks, with repairs expected to finish by April 25.

Colorado wildlife officials are investigating the death of a gray wolf, 2514-BC, in Rocky Mountain National Park, with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service conducting a necropsy.

The City of Brighton has imposed seasonal water usage restrictions effective May 1 to conserve water and reduce strain on the system until September 30.

Denver landmarks lit in teal for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, supporting victims and promoting the Start by Believing campaign, with resources provided for community education and survivor support.