During St. Patrick's Day weekend, a law enforcement coalition in Adams County, Colorado, arrested 21 for DUI, as announced on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

Colorado's unemployment rate rose to 4.7% in January, despite job growth in some sectors and loss in others, as labor force slightly grew. Average earnings increased, surpassing the national average.

Broomfield Police seek witnesses to a road rage shooting on US-36, where one person was shot in the neck but sustained minor injuries. They are looking for a white sedan seen driving erratically.

A pedestrian and his dog were killed by a driver in Highlands Ranch, CO; the 19-year-old driver faces multiple charges.

Boulder Parks and Recreation is hiring for various summer positions, including camp counselors and lifeguards, and offers benefits such as a free recreation pass and flexible scheduling.

Immigration activist Jeanette Vizguerra was detained by ICE in Aurora. Vizguerra, known for sanctuary advocacy, had previous legal issues over a fake Social Security number. Her U visa was denied in 2019, potentially due to her activism.

The article discusses the impact of women architects and designers on Boulder's architecture over the years, highlighting figures like Margaret Williams Read, the city's first female architect, and others including Eve Drewelowe and Cecille Sirotkin.

Boulder County nonprofits and child care providers can apply for a share of $7.8M in Covid relief funds through the Survive and Thrive grant by March 28. Eligible entities must show pandemic impact and meet specific criteria.

Denver faces a windy day with a 20% chance of rain, potential evening rain-snow mix, and strong gusts up to 44 mph. Conditions could affect travel with minimal snow accumulation.

CDOT announced road closures and detours on South Academy Boulevard for the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program, including a temporary closure for bridge operations and head-to-head lane shift on US 85/87 for ongoing construction.

The Denver Police warn of IRS scams during tax season, advising locals to stay vigilant and not give out personal information to unsolicited callers claiming to be from the IRS.

Denver Police Department's EmpowHer Police Academy has successfully guided 35 more women towards a career in law enforcement through a six-week immersive program, emphasizing hands-on activities and various career paths within the field.

Boulder County offers $7.8 million in Survive and Thrive grants to local nonprofits and child care providers impacted by COVID-19; applications are due by March 28, 2025.