The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment is actively ensuring food safety by inspecting food businesses, educating staff and patrons, and addressing complaints.

Pueblo and Southern Colorado leaders discussed region-specific economic development, emphasizing workforce readiness in sectors like manufacturing and technology, at a summit facilitated by OEDIT.

Denver residents experienced light morning snow, followed by a sunny afternoon with higher temperatures and light winds. The week’s forecast suggests mild weather with no significant threats.

A man wanted for attempted second-degree murder was arrested by Pueblo County authorities with help from the U.S. Marshals. No injuries occurred during the operation.

Pueblo County Sheriff's Office seeks Communications Officers, requiring energetic, passionate individuals. Job details, including the April 20 application deadline, are on their website.

Boulder County Parks & Open Space will host a Senior Fish-off for anglers 65+ on April 25 at Wally Toevs Pond, featuring prizes and a fish fry post-event.

Boulder enhances child abuse prevention efforts in April, offering resources and programs for family support, youth engagement, counseling, and advocacy.

Douglas County authorities arrested two suspects after a coordinated response to a carjacking, employing stop sticks and a TVI technique during the pursuit.

Boulder readies for Earth Day with various events, including sustainability workshops, film screening, gardening classes, kids' storytime, Climate Cafés, tree giveaways, and volunteer plantings. Registration is required for some events.

Group Voyagers Inc. settled for $3 million over claims of misrepresenting its size to obtain a PPP loan. A whistleblower's lawsuit led to the settlement, with no admission of liability by the company.

Boulder Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery at Circle K on Arapahoe Avenue. The Latino male suspect took cash and fled; anyone with information is urged to contact Detective Hickam.

Denver police and local youth celebrated the opening of a new skatepark with a day of sports, safety, and community building, supported by local businesses and city departments.

Denver Police ask residents to report suspicious activity and plan for traffic changes due to the Rockies' 2025 Home Opener, emphasizing sober transportation and safety.