Colorado faces road closures due to blizzard conditions, affecting highways and causing slideouts involving semi-trucks. Travel is deemed inadvisable.

CDOT scheduled repairs for a traffic signal in Alamosa will cause delays, with work between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on March 19 and flaggers directing traffic.

Denver hosts NCAA games; police issue safety tips, warn against ticket scams and excess alcohol or marijuana consumption, and advise careful transportation use.

Denver Police seek public help on social media to locate Nicholas Gutierrez, wanted for assault and DUI charges, offering anonymous tip submission via Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.

Boulder warns pet owners of spring hazards such as uncovered trash, salty puddles, and active wildlife, advising to keep dogs leashed and watchful to ensure their safety.

Colorado announces the Tour of Colorado, a new elite road cycling race set for 2026, marking the state’s return to the pro cycling stage with a challenging route and community impact program.

CDOT will temporarily close US 550 Red Mountain Pass on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. for winter maintenance, with intermittent delays possibly lasting 30 minutes or more.

CBI announces the arrest of Darrell Burklund for the 2007 murder of Jessica Bejarano after new DNA evidence emerges.

A 20-year-old Kansas man died at Winter Park Ski Resort after colliding with a tree. He was wearing a helmet; CPR was given but he was pronounced dead at a medical center.

Denver experiences chilly winds and low snow chances, with temperatures set to rise later in the week and a potential for elevated fire weather conditions.

Douglas County Commissioners and Sterling Ranch Development Company are partnering to build a new sports complex named Zebulon, enhancing regional sports access and preserving open spaces.

Denver's CASR is relaunching its e-bike rebate program on March 25 for income-qualified individuals, offering up to $900 in savings and aiming to reduce vehicle miles and emissions.

Frank Stella's "Had Gadya" series is on display at the Anderson Academic Commons, University of Denver until April 7, showcasing his vibrant abstract art.