A Boulder driver was cited after colliding with a police SUV responding to an emergency. The incident caused minor vehicle damage and required the sergeant to be hospitalized for a check-up.

Douglas County is opening new Continuous Flow Intersections along US 85 to improve traffic flow, with initial phases starting in March, weather permitting.

Boulder conducts prescribed burns for wildfire prevention, operating from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in North and East Boulder, including detailed locations. The city collaborates with local agencies to manage fires and encourages community involvement.

Arapahoe County won an award for its collaborative efforts with Adams and Denver counties, improving voting access through shared vote centers and drop boxes, utilized by nearly 47,000 voters.

Suburban burglaries in Highlands Ranch and Franktown are under investigation by the Douglas County Sheriff, with evidence of sophisticated tactics like Wi-Fi jamming.

Denver modifies the Energize Denver initiative to make energy reduction goals for large buildings more achievable, extending deadlines, reducing penalties, and offering support measures like rebates and audits.

Lakewood Cultural Center celebrates 25 years with free House Party featuring performances, activities, and cake on April 12.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations affecting big game, small game, and wildlife properties, to take effect May 1, including changes for Ute Tribe hunting privileges and permit prices.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office activated CIRT after a suspect exchanged gunfire with deputies in Fort Collins, resulting in serious injuries to both parties.

The Boulder community is on edge as the death of 18-year-old university student Megan Trussell, whose body was found on February 15, is investigated by authorities, who remain tight-lipped about details.

Denver's weather forecast includes a sunny high of 68° today, with changes bringing winds and a storm system later in the week, potentially causing snow and high winds up to 60 mph. Elevated fire conditions are a concern.

Denver Fire Department is conducting its annual equipment check, testing everything from pumps to ladders, complementing weekly maintenance, as shared on their Facebook page.

Parker citizens reported a suspected drunk driver, leading to an arrest for DUI and possession of a controlled substance, highlighting community-police collaboration.