Ryan Smith won the 2024 CPRA Parks Professional of the Year award for his work in Brighton, CO, including excellent park management and conservation efforts.

North Timberline Road will be closed at East Vine Drive from Nov. 11-15 for intersection upgrades, with detours suggested via North Lemay Avenue or I-25. East Vine Drive remains open.

Boulder County offers $1.7 million in grants to local fire districts for equipment, training, and operational improvements, with applications due by December 10.

A collared gray wolf has been tracked south of Interstate 70 in Colorado for the first time, signaling the expansion of the species as part of a reintroduction program.

The Trump campaign has requested a halt to mail-in ballot processing in Colorado after a password leak from the Secretary of State's office raised security concerns.

A string of precise, dinnertime burglaries in Arapahoe County from February to October has prompted local law enforcement collaboration to investigate and prevent further incidents.

Arapahoe County has allocated over $2 million in cultural grants for 2024-2025, funded by the SCFD tax, to support various local cultural organizations.

The Denver Central Library reopens on Nov. 3 after renovations, featuring new facilities and technological upgrades as part of the Elevate Denver bond program.

Mile High Youth Corps helps Sans Souci Mobile Home Park residents with free wildfire mitigation services, fostering a culture of preparedness and protecting the financially burdened community.

Applications are open for the Accelerate COS Small Business Loan Program, offering low-interest loans, mentoring, and education to help El Paso County small businesses grow.

Boulder celebrates Día de los Muertos with community altars honoring past leaders and a procession on Pearl Street, inviting reflection on historical figures' legacies.

Commissioner Kevin Ross presented a positive State of the County address at Aims Community College, highlighting Weld County's growth, collaborative development plans, infrastructure improvements, and commitment to responsive government services.

The Greeley-Weld County Airport is undergoing expansions including new taxi lanes and roads, with Weld County and Greeley each pledging up to $5M for the project, set to begin in spring 2025.