A state advisory panel is finalizing recommendations to standardize regional codes for factory‑built homes under SB25‑002. A May 5 rulemaking hearing is planned and adoption is due by July 1.

A former STEM School Highlands Ranch teacher was sentenced to 14 years after pleading guilty to sexual exploitation of a child. Authorities say detectives and prosecutors worked the case for months.

A 190‑unit Mercy Housing community in La Alma‑Lincoln Park is nearing completion, pairing supportive apartments with a Native‑run clinic and cultural gathering spaces. The project aims to serve American Indian and Alaska Native residents.

CDOT says it will accelerate roadside vegetation work and coordinate with partners as low snowpack and drought raise wildfire risks across Colorado. Crews will prioritize high‑risk corridors.

Arapahoe County’s ArapaGO study is testing microtransit and micromobility across the county. The public survey closes March 31 and pop‑up events are planned.

A South Broadway cafe is offering licensed microdose sessions that pair tiny amounts of psilocybin with yoga, art and breathwork. Sessions run about 90 minutes and cost roughly $150.

One person taken to hospital after a reported stabbing on North Oneida Street; Denver police say detectives are seeking suspect information.

Denver organizers canceled the April César Chávez march after national reporting and a statement from Dolores Huerta raised allegations of sexual abuse. The local committee said it will prioritize survivors as it rethinks future programming.

A house fire and small explosion near 42nd and Fillmore prompted a multi-unit response; firefighters rescued one civilian who was hospitalized.

I-25 in Pueblo was closed both directions at Exit 99A after a crash; a detour and slower speeds are in effect. Expect delays and check official traffic updates.

Healthpeak is moving 34 senior-housing communities (about 10,422 units) into a new REIT, Janus Living, and has set IPO terms. The Denver-based owner will retain meaningful post-IPO exposure.

Denver police are investigating a stabbing in the 3500 block of North Krameria Street; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking suspect information.

Lakewood voters will decide April 7 whether to keep a sweeping zoning rewrite that opens many neighborhoods to duplexes, triplexes and other denser homes. Ballots are mailed mid‑March for a mail‑only special election.