Superior is set for street maintenance on McCaslin Boulevard from April 14-18, causing temporary lane closures. Traffic disruption is expected from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

Englewood's water distribution crew is conducting spring-cleaning from April 21 to May 2, possibly resulting in brown water due to fire hydrant flushing. Residents are advised to run their water until it clears.

Denver's chilly morning with light snow and fog will clear up, leading to a mostly sunny week with temperatures reaching into the 60s, although scattered showers are possible.

Aurora continues infrastructural upgrades, leading to road closures and travel disruptions, with city efforts to minimize impacts and advice for residents to stay informed via official updates and interactive maps.

Officials responded to a wildfire near the Turkey Tracks Shooting Range, leading to evacuations at the Rainbow Falls Campground. The fire's cause is unknown. The response was a collaborative effort among multiple agencies.

CDOT urges Colorado drivers to contact their Customer Service for road-related issues and emphasizes using 9-1-1 for emergencies. They offer various contact methods and a COtrip Planner app for real-time traffic information.

The Rotary Club of Castle Rock is collecting used mobility aids like crutches and wheelchairs for Crutches 4 Africa to help people in need across Africa until May 14.

A cold front brings cooler temperatures and possible precipitation to the Denver area with a mix of rain and snow forecasted; warmer conditions expected early next week before another system arrives.

The Douglas County Sheriff clarified that the Main Event shooter did not have an illegal extended magazine; the firearm held 15 rounds, within legal limits.

The Adams County Sheriff’s C.R.T. has made significant public safety strides, with numerous arrests and seizures of drugs, illegal firearms, and stolen vehicles. They have also contributed to officer training and community engagement.

Denver introduces a reminder alert in the PayByPhone parking app to prevent children and pets from being left in overheated cars, showing a commitment to tackling the dangers of high-temperature entrapment.

Boulder County proposes Land Use Code updates, including the replacement of Boarding House and Group Care Use with a new Group Home Facility Use. Public input is sought until April 24, 2024.

Denver residents face potential heat records and wildfire risk, with the National Weather Service issuing a Red Flag Warning due to gusty winds and low humidity.