Denver's weather is warming, with the forecast indicating a high near 49°F today and temps reaching 66°F by Friday. Despite clear skies and light winds, mountain areas may still experience snow showers.

CU Denver staff reflect on the influence of Girl Scouts on their lives and its alignment with the university's values, highlighting a new partnership with Girl Scouts of Colorado.

An armed man in crisis in Boulder sparked a police response that ended with the suspect's suicide amid negotiations, after causing community apprehension and a lockdown at the University of Colorado Boulder.

US Highway 160 roadworks are starting March 17 in Pagosa Springs, with CDOT hosting a March 3 open house. Traffic flow improvements are planned, minimizing impact on locals.

UC Denver hosted a job and internship fair, connecting students and alumni with various employers, with support services like resume assistance available.

Denver Broncos coach Michael Wilhoite was arrested for assaulting a police officer and is held without bond, pending a court appearance. Details of the incident are unclear.

A skier died in an avalanche near Berthoud Pass, Colorado, marking the season's third fatality. Another non-fatal avalanche involved four snowmobilers at Gravel Mountain.

Parts of Garden of the Gods Park will be closed on Feb. 25 for a waterline installation; however, the park will remain open to visitors with some detours.

Former Pueblo County detention deputy Kiki Seto sentenced to probation and added to the sex offender registry for inappropriate contact with an inmate.

A standoff in Brighton resulted in the death of a suspect and the wounding of three deputies. The incident began when officers were serving a warrant and escalated into a gun exchange and barricade situation.

Former STEM School teacher in Colorado, Tera Johnson-Swartz, is charged with kidnapping and delinquency of a minor. The school and authorities are seeking information.

Jefferson County Commissioners issued a statement supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the community, with mainly positive feedback. Commissioner Kerr invites diverse opinions and public involvement.

Denver officials advise residents to stay warm and safe during the winter storm, highlighting risks like frostbite and hypothermia, and offer warming centers and safety tips.