Denver opens applications for a $570 million downtown development initiative, seeking to revitalize the city center with new projects and enhance its appeal. Public info sessions will guide potential applicants.

Cheng Guo, a Ph.D. student, uses machine learning to improve image analysis for tracking endangered African leopards, addressing the challenge of manual image sorting from wildlife cameras.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office added 73 license plate scanners to their patrol vehicles, aiding in vehicle-related crime investigations and recovering stolen vehicles.

Eugene Daniels, CSU alum and MSNBC correspondent, will speak at CSU's Spring 2025 Commencement, marking a historic unified graduation event for the university.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office removed the accident alert status indicating improved road conditions and fewer accidents, advising normal protocols have resumed.

The Denver City Council supports Mayor Mike Johnston's testimony before Congress, reflecting their commitment to diversity, inclusion, and the role of immigrants in the city's development.

Annual water main flushing is set to start in March, covering a third of the city over four months to maintain the water system. Temporary water discoloration is expected but safe.

Brighton invites residents to the "Visions of a Brighter Downtown" public engagement event to discuss city development, with activities and refreshments at the Armory Performing Arts Center.

Firefighters extinguished a significant blaze at an abandoned building in Commerce City, the former site of Deno's 6 & 85 Restaurant & Lounge. No casualties were reported.

Travelers in the city will face delays due to lane closures for utility work from Feb 28-Mar 3, notably on E. 56th Ave, E. 80th Ave, and at E. 60th Ave & Quebec St.

Denver's National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and mid-60s temperatures today, with calmer winds and a wintry week ahead, including chances of rain and snow.

Englewood's Southwest Greenbelt Trail is getting a new concrete path to improve accessibility and drainage, with phased construction expected to last about a month.

Boulder County is considering changes to its Site Plan Review regulations to limit house sizes and maintain neighborhood character and affordability. A public hearing is set for March 19, 2025.