Denver forecast reports mostly sunny skies with highs near 72 degrees and evening lows around 39. A Red Flag Warning is issued for critical fire conditions.

Upcoming closures on South Academy Blvd. off-ramp to Bradley Road in El Paso County for paving operations will occur on April 23. Detours will redirect traffic via US Highway 85/87 during this time.

The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is preparing for another season with country star Dustin Lynch performing, a local food brunch event, ProRodeo, and diverse attractions for all ages.

Dublin Boulevard in Colorado Springs will have overnight closures for construction starting April 22, affecting traffic and requiring detours. Local access is maintained, and a text alert system is set up for updates.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced a new round of funding through the Outdoor Equity Grant Program to enhance outdoor access for underserved youth and families.

Colorado Springs Airport received a zero-discrepancy rating after an FAA inspection, highlighting its compliance with safety and operational standards.

The Denver area's forecast includes a variety of conditions with sunny days, gusty winds, potential fire concerns, and chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Aurora is improving its infrastructure, leading to numerous work zones that may cause disruption, but efforts are made to minimize impact and ensure safety.

Denver's forecast anticipates mostly sunny weather with a high near 44°F, following morning snow showers and possible hazardous conditions. The week ahead should bring warmer temperatures and a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms.

Denver Police honored officers for long service, including Sergeant Gonzales for 30 years, and others marking their 20th anniversaries with the force.

Deputy Chief Joseph Montoya retires from the Denver Police Department after a 40-year career, recognized for his adaptation to changes in policing and his leadership.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified 21-year-old Samuel Samaniego as the deceased from an April 15th incident, with details and investigation ongoing.

CDOT highlights gaps in knowledge about cannabis impairment and driving around 420, promoting education for consumers and budtenders, while offering safe transportation options.