Mayor Mike Johnston defended Denver's approach to public safety and inclusivity, citing a significant drop in crime and the provision of aid to newcomers during a House Oversight Committee session.

The Denver Police Department offers a free Krav Maga self-defense class for residents 12+ on March 22. Registration opens on March 7, with limited spots available. Future sessions will be announced on social media.

ASCII, an Electronic Storage Detection dog, helps the Boulder County Digital Forensics Lab locate hidden electronic evidence, as highlighted by the Boulder County Sheriff's Office.

Denver approves a $29 million bond measure to convert an office into affordable housing with 143 units in the Denver Tech Center for individuals earning 30%-70% of the AMI.

Denver is experiencing strong winds, with gusts up to 70 mph in the plains, and light to moderate snow showers in the mountains, affecting travel with slick conditions expected.

A traffic stop in Fort Collins led to a chase and an officer-involved shooting after a male suspect fled and crashed, then took a police car and was shot by deputies.

A woman died in a car crash on Highway 93 in Golden, with police closing northbound lanes for the investigation. The incident happened on Saturday evening, with no further injuries reported.

North Metro Fire is seeking a new chief to succeed retiring Chief David Ramos. Finalists Mark Daugherty and Sean Slamon will participate in a community forum to discuss their qualifications and visions.

The Adams County Sheriff's Office warns against a text message scam claiming unpaid tolls, urging not to click on any links, as they are phishing attempts.

Adams County received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 30th year, recognizing their fiscal transparency and responsibility.

Denver Police seek Jaimyn Taylor Lindauer for a serious traffic crash, asking the public for help via social media and tips through Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.

Interstate 25 bridge installation delays due to crane malfunction; intermittent nighttime lane closures expected; new dates for closures set for March.

Littleton's economic development is boosted by incentive programs aiding new businesses and local establishments, with notable projects like Number 38 and Mineral Place benefiting from tax rebates.