Rafael Acosta-Hernandez was arrested by Denver Police for a fatal shooting on March 6th on North Zuni Street, where an adult male victim died after an altercation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced the 2025 boating season opening dates for state parks, with required vessel registration, ANS stamp, and inspections for boaters.

The City of Boulder launched a new webpage to keep the public informed about ongoing safety incidents, complementing traditional alert systems and social media.

Driver Marico Antonio Arellano-Munoz was arrested after a serious multi-vehicle collision in Boulder, with charges including DUI and vehicular assault.

Cheyenne Frontier Days announces its 2025 lineup, including Ian Munsick, Megan Moroney, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Bryan, and more. Tickets go on sale March 13, with a TBA act set for July 19.

Deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office participated in Read Across America Week by reading to children, fostering literacy, and strengthening community relations.

Two suspects have been arrested in the theft of English bulldog puppies from Perfect Pets. Jonathan Muniz and Porfiria Tacorante face multiple charges. One puppy is still missing.

Pueblo County Sheriff's detectives arrested Ryson and Ashtan Ashley on child abuse charges after school officials reported signs of mistreatment on a 6-year-old.

Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on March 10 for lane realignment from 7 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Detours via Peterson Road are planned.

Denver faces slushy conditions with a winter mix, possible snow flurries, and fog. The NWS predicts less than an inch of snow, mostly cloudy skies, and chilly temperatures. The weekend should bring warmer weather and clearer skies.

I-25 construction near Fort Collins resumes, focusing on southbound repairs starting March 17 with expected completion by summer 2025; causing potential traffic delays.

Denver invites community to discuss projects funded by the Vibrant Denver Bond Program, which won't raise taxes. Public meetings and surveys are methods of participation.

Five Mountain Vista High School students received a Sheriff’s Commendation Award for their bravery in aiding victims of a car accident in Douglas County.