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.

Boulder Police Department is looking for volunteer victim advocates to support individuals after crises, requiring a 40-hour training, one shift a month, and a one-year commitment.

Jefferson County's online archive now has an additional 600,000 records dated back to 1970, providing easier access to property and legal documents for the public.

Denver City Council has passed a new bill, CB24-1676, to enhance transparency in campaign finance, abolishing anonymous contributions and setting stricter rules for the use of the Fair Elections Fund.

CDOT announces a temporary closure of the Jay Road median at CO 119 from Feb. 28 to Mar. 10 for bikeway underpass installation, with detours for vehicles and cyclists.

Diane Duffy is appointed as CCCS's interim chancellor, starting July 1, 2025, after Joe Garcia's retirement, to maintain stability until a permanent leader is chosen.

Colorado experienced severe winter weather, causing road closures and crashes including a multi-vehicle collision on I-25. Officials advised caution due to icy conditions. Roads later reopened but remained hazardous.

King Soopers seeks to resume negotiations with UFCW Local 7 to avoid operation disruptions, however, the union demands specific sales data before proceeding.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed an uncollared wolf killed livestock, underscoring the need for coexistence strategies between wildlife and ranching.

Colorado canceled MedRide's Medicaid contract due to noncompliance, impacting patient transport. MedRide is appealing the decision, citing communication issues with the state.