Denver introduces a reminder alert in the PayByPhone parking app to prevent children and pets from being left in overheated cars, showing a commitment to tackling the dangers of high-temperature entrapment.

CDOT urges road vigilance as Colorado sees 21 pedestrian and cyclist deaths, despite a 38% drop from last year. The state recorded a 78% increase since 2015, with laws aimed at reducing these fatalities.

Fort Collins residents can offer input on Rolland Moore Park renovations at an April 24 open house. The upgrades are funded by the 2050 Sales Tax Initiative.

Eastbound Jay Road at Highway 119 in Boulder County will be closed overnight on April 10, as part of the CO 119 Safety, Mobility & Bikeway Improvements Project. Completion is expected in 2027 with improved safety and transit features.

The Denver Police Department reports a 29% drop in property crime for the first quarter of 2025 and credits community efforts in crime prevention, urging continued participation.

Colorado and New Zealand signed an MoC to collaborate on aerospace, quantum, and geothermal technologies, aiming to boost investment and job creation.

Denver Police are seeking public help via social media to find Nicollette Martinez, missing since March 7, asking anyone with information to call them.

Colorado Springs has set a special election for June 17 to decide on the annexation of Karman Line Addition No. 6, following a public referendum petition.

Denver Police Department's Click It or Ticket campaign from April 7-13 aims to enforce seat belt usage and reduce roadway fatalities in collaboration with state agencies.

A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 270 in Commerce City resulted in one fatality and three injuries, forcing road closure and ongoing investigations.

A motorcycle collided with a vehicle in Fort Collins, resulting in the rider's death. Authorities are investigating the crash and urge road safety awareness.

Douglas County invites the community to discuss Zebulon, a future regional sports complex, at a Live Town Hall on April 14. Residents can attend in person, by phone, or online. Commissioner Laydon emphasizes the visions shaped by community input.

Boulder's Human Relations Fund begins accepting applications for events focused on civil rights and diversity, with a total of $60,500 available for the second half of 2025.