An explosion at a Denver assisted living facility resulted in eight hospitalizations and displaced 87 residents. Investigations are ongoing, with focus on the triggered sprinkler system.

Colorado authorities launch DUI enforcement for St. Patrick's Day, with sobriety checkpoints and increased patrols, while CDOT offers rideshare credits and safe driving resources at Denver's parade.

A woman died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-70 near Ward Road; a toddler was hospitalized but is expected to recover. One person was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

US Highway 50 roadwork near Gunnison from Mar 17 to 21 will cause up to 20-minute delays due to culvert replacements; CDOT advises planning for extra travel time.

Anne Marie Hochhalter, a Columbine shooting survivor, died at 43 from sepsis, with her death ruled a homicide due to her shooting-related injuries. Her passing adds to the Columbine massacre's toll.

A suspect died after a standoff and gunfire exchange with Elbert County deputies who were responding to a domestic disturbance call. The incident is under investigation.

A Bustang bus driver was injured in a solo rollover crash in San Miguel County, Colorado. There were no passengers harmed, and the incident is under investigation.

Vaping among Douglas County teens is nearly double the national average, prompting health educators to discuss the issue and offer resources, including free Quit-Kits to combat addiction.

The Boulder County Planning Commission meeting on March 19, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. offers in-person and Zoom attendance, discussing mobile farm stands and site plan reviews.

Denver's weather will be sunny today, with a high of 69°F and possible evening rain. The weekend forecast includes rain, snow, and high winds. Fire risk is elevated for the upcoming Sunday and Monday.

North Shore Marina at Lake Pueblo State Park, managed by The O'Neil Group, is closing on April 1 due to high repair costs, with demolition planned by CPW for July 1. Boat owners must relocate, and CPW has spent $135,000 on maintenance.

A Pueblo West man was arrested for child abuse after school officials noticed injuries on his 7-year-old, leading to an investigation and his arrest by the Sheriff's office.

Travis Stadheim was arrested in Lyons, Boulder County, by US Marshals on South Dakota felony warrants; the arrest involved multiple agencies and temporary local disruptions.