Denver residents can expect sunny skies with temperatures reaching the high 70s, according to the NWS. No hazardous weather is anticipated for the early week, but a shift on Friday could bring cooler, rainy conditions and potential fire risks.

The "Few But Plenty" gang's leader in Denver pled guilty to serious charges, potentially reducing local violence. The Denver DA's collaboration led to the gang's dismantlement.

The Denver Police thanked a convenience store manager, Michelle, on social media for her support during an investigation following a shooting incident.

Denver Police unveiled a video with Detective Binet debunking the myth of a waiting period for filing missing persons reports, emphasizing prompt action.

The Adams County Board of Commissioners, now led by a supermajority of women, recognizes Women's History Month, marking a historic change in local government leadership.

Six University of Denver gymnasts are approaching their final collegiate competition in the Big 12 Championship after a strong season securing the No. 2 seed.

Ricardo Vazquez was sentenced to 35 years for shooting during the Denver Nuggets' championship celebration, with his guilty plea for attempted murder upheld despite an appeal.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office celebrated National K9 Veterans Day with a 3-mile ruck march, reflecting on the service of K9 units. Handlers carried their K9s for part of the march.

Denver Police honored Sgt. Monica David, the first woman to receive the #1 Badge as the longest-serving officer in department history, marking progress for women in law enforcement.

Denver's NWS forecasts sunny skies, potential fire hazards, and strong winds. Weekend sees rising temperatures and fire watch for certain areas due to wind and dryness.

Tejon Street in Colorado Springs will be closed to northbound traffic for revitalization until late June; southbound traffic and local businesses remain open.

Bluffs Regional Park Trail is undergoing erosion repairs, causing closures until April 4. Visitors can expect truck deliveries and are advised to avoid closed areas but can still use parts of the trail. Further updates are available online.

Boulder warns pet owners of spring hazards such as uncovered trash, salty puddles, and active wildlife, advising to keep dogs leashed and watchful to ensure their safety.