Denver commuters face disruptions from CDOT's upgrades on Santa Fe Drive, including lane closures and delays through summer, with full completion by August 2025.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office remembered Sergeant Tommy Staples on the anniversary of his passing, advocating for mental health awareness in law enforcement.

Boulder is close to completing its summer hiring for over 200 BPR positions, with 71 filled already and 120 expected by June. The city continues to recruit for future needs.

Boulder introduces new bike racks, a bike valet service, and an app to enhance secure bike parking ahead of summer events, promoting sustainable transport.

CDOT begins a $4.6 million road construction project in Boulder on May 4th, involving pavement rehabilitation on CO Highway 119 and CO 7, causing night-time disruptions.

Boulder County launched a funding initiative to help individuals with disabilities achieve housing stability, using $500,000 from a mill levy passed in 2002.

Colorado Springs City Attorney Wynetta Massey to retire on June 30, ending a 35-year career. Mayor Mobolade praises her service; Marc Smith to be Acting City Attorney.

The Denver Police Department uses social media to promote Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, advocating for caution and sharing safety tips for both drivers and motorcyclists to prevent accidents.

Police activity closed Happy Canyon Rd bridge and part of I-25 in Douglas County, causing traffic delays. The roadways reopened at 10:07 AM, but details on the incident were not disclosed.

Denver enjoys a fair morning at 38°F with a high of 65°F predicted. The weekend will be sunny, turning breezy with possible showers by Sunday. A slow-moving storm system could bring snow and storms early next week.

Arapahoe County's latest property valuation notices show residential values are flat or slightly down, a change from previous increases. Property owners can appeal the assessment in various ways within a set timeframe.

Denver Police urge proper vehicle gun storage, as mandated by Colorado's new law, to prevent thefts, offering free locks at stations. Non-compliance incurs a $500 fine.

Law school applications rise post-election; DU's Sturm College sees 18% increase with value in diverse skills.