Boulder readies for Earth Day with various events, including sustainability workshops, film screening, gardening classes, kids' storytime, Climate Cafés, tree giveaways, and volunteer plantings. Registration is required for some events.

Group Voyagers Inc. settled for $3 million over claims of misrepresenting its size to obtain a PPP loan. A whistleblower's lawsuit led to the settlement, with no admission of liability by the company.

Boulder Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery at Circle K on Arapahoe Avenue. The Latino male suspect took cash and fled; anyone with information is urged to contact Detective Hickam.

Denver police and local youth celebrated the opening of a new skatepark with a day of sports, safety, and community building, supported by local businesses and city departments.

Denver Police ask residents to report suspicious activity and plan for traffic changes due to the Rockies' 2025 Home Opener, emphasizing sober transportation and safety.

Jesse Romero DiGrappa arrested in Fort Collins for multiple sexual assaults and possession of illegal knuckles.

Lakewood is offering free mulch to residents in May at city greenhouse, aiding gardens and sustainability. Pickup is on two Saturdays with proof of residency required.

Marguerite Conboy has been appointed as a Denver County Court judge, bringing her extensive experience as a prosecutor and legal educator to the bench.

Denver is expecting mixed weather with snow expected to continue into the night, while the mountains may see heavier snowfall. A warming trend is forecasted to begin on Sunday.

CDOT launches a DUI crackdown, The Heat Is On Spring Events, from April 3-23 with extra patrols and checkpoints to curb impaired driving as Colorado enters the season of social festivities.

Boulder County launches the "Switch Together" program, offering discounted rates for residents to install solar panels, battery storage, and EV chargers through collective purchasing.

A fire at SALT restaurant in Boulder started by kitchen equipment caused significant damage but no injuries, with coordinated emergency response and community support.

Denver is planning to revise its campaign finance rules, with a public hearing scheduled for April 28 to discuss the proposed changes, which aim to clarify language and update provisions.