Lakewood celebrated Arbor Day by planting 500 trees, with local involvement and a focus on sustaining its Tree City USA status, highlighting its long-term urban forestry commitment.

Transfort, Fort Collins' public transport operator, is expanding service on multiple routes, reinstating evening and late-night services, effective May 19, to better connect the community.

Alyiah Faith Vega was re-arrested in Boulder on 35 new charges, including menacing schoolchildren and teachers, after previously using aliases to evade capture. She has active warrants and a history of criminal behavior.

Denver Police Department offered a free self-defense class taught by Lt. Ikeda, focusing on Krav Maga and aimed at empowering the community with defensive skills and self-confidence.

A stolen car crashed into an Aurora house, the suspects fled, and no arrests were made. Residents raised concerns over frequent speeding in the area. Traffic was disrupted but no injuries were reported.

Detective Marissa Williams was named March Sworn Employee of the Month by the EPC Sheriff's Office for her outstanding work in the Financial Crimes Unit and Investigations Division.

Boulder's website urges residents to protect local waterways from stormwater pollution and adopt habits to reduce pollutants, emphasizing community responsibility.

Aurora City Council voted 6-4 to restrict public speaking, amid tension from protests over Kilyn Lewis's shooting by police. Exceptions are made for disabilities and children.

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.