Denver awards $15,000 grants to 25 businesses affected by city construction through the Business Impact Opportunity Fund, with support services also provided.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office remembered Sergeant Tommy Staples on the anniversary of his passing, advocating for mental health awareness in law enforcement.

Boulder is close to completing its summer hiring for over 200 BPR positions, with 71 filled already and 120 expected by June. The city continues to recruit for future needs.

Parts of Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on April 30 and May 1, and from May 2-5 for drainage pipe installation and restriping. Detours are provided.

A Denver man, Tyrell Braxton, was sentenced to 194 months in prison after a jury trial for being a felon in possession of ammunition during a fatal shooting.

Denver forecast includes showers and thunderstorms with highs of 71°F, turning cloudy with gusty winds; weekend improves, but chances of rain persist.

Boulder invites residents to explore its "Enjoy and Protect" webpage and web map, highlighting open space projects for 2025 focused on recreation, stewardship, and wildfire mitigation.

The Rose Andom Center in Denver has expanded services to include support for sexual assault survivors, offering crisis intervention, legal and medical resources, and advocacy.

Fort Collins announces a four-week closure of Loomis Street for the Wastewater Collection System Replacement Project, impacting traffic but not pedestrian access.

SWAT teams resolved a standoff with domestic violence suspect Mark Anthony Leon in El Paso County, who had barricaded himself with a child before surrendering peacefully.

Boulder County supports sustainability through the Circular Economy Fund, awarding grants to local organizations, including the Latino Chamber of Commerce and Green Girl Recycling, to advance zero waste initiatives.

Uber threatens to leave Colorado if a proposed safety bill for ride-hailing services passes, arguing it would harm their business model, despite recognizing the importance of rider safety.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis and state agencies support Moffat County's economy with a $2 million grant for a new events center, part of a shift from coal dependency.