1,800 people attended a town hall in Lakewood, Colorado discussing federal budget cuts, layoffs, and other local concerns with officials like Rep. Pettersen and AG Weiser.

The Aurora Public Library launched a master plan, "Radiating Possibilities," to enhance community engagement and gathered to discuss its structure amidst usage statistics that underscore its significance despite low funding.

Driver Marico Antonio Arellano-Munoz was arrested after a serious multi-vehicle collision in Boulder, with charges including DUI and vehicular assault.

Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on March 10 for lane realignment from 7 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Detours via Peterson Road are planned.

CDOT plans bridge maintenance on I-70 from Limon to Flagler starting March 17, impacting 33 miles and 10 bridges. Expect daytime single-lane traffic and minor delays.

Denver anticipates rain, snow, and mild temperatures within the coming week, with varying precipitation chances and expected snow accumulations in different regions.

Owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home changed pleas post judge's amendment order in their federal case, with a trial set after a plea deal rejection.

A juvenile was detained after an explosive device was found in his backpack at Ponderosa High School, prompting an evacuation and a bomb squad investigation.

Denver's weather will fluctuate this week, with clear skies and temperatures ranging from 24°F to 54°F, and potential rain, snow, and gusty winds from Thursday. The weekend promises sunshine with highs around 50°F.

Sheriff David J. Lucero announced a $1,000 CSOC scholarship for a Pueblo County high school senior, open to all fields of study, with a March 17 deadline.

Sheriff's office released video of a deputy-involved shooting at Main Event, confirming the deputy's response to an active shooter call and confronting the armed suspect, Jalin Seabron.

Longmont's annual Spirit of Arbor Day Tree Sale begins, offering residents discounted trees at $50 to support urban reforestation. The sale uses a lottery system running from March 3-9 with potential leftover sales on March 17.

City of Boulder starts replacing old streetlights with efficient LEDs after acquiring them from Xcel Energy, aiming to enhance sustainability and reduce maintenance costs.