The Douglas County Commissioners oppose California's Proposition KK, which would tax firearm and ammunition sales, on constitutional grounds, but affirm their support for mental health initiatives.

Illegal Pete's removed yellow onions from their menu following a recall by Taylor Farms due to E. coli concerns, acting out of caution despite not using the same onions connected to a McDonald's outbreak.

A Pueblo West man was sentenced to 54 years for a car crash that resulted in three fatalities. He had previously pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide charges.

Denver's Mayor Johnston's All In Mile High initiative successfully housed over 2,000 homeless people, clearing encampments and improving downtown safety.

Aaron Gordon has signed a four-year, $133 million deal with the Denver Nuggets, including a player option for 2028-29, ensuring the core team remains intact.

Colorado Springs completed trail upgrades in Bear Creek Cañon Park, enhancing connectivity to other parks and supporting accessibility for those with disabilities.

Denver's proposed 2025 budget has been submitted to the council and made public, with a hearing set for October 28 for citizens to provide input. The council will debate and vote on amendments, with the mayor having veto power.

Weld County awards Directional Plus, LLC, a veteran-rooted local business, $20,000 from its Small Business Incentive Program to support economic growth.

The Colorado State Patrol warns that refusing a chemical test after a DUI arrest results in harsher penalties, including a longer license revocation and a mandatory ignition interlock device.

An arrest has been made for the May 23, 2024, shooting death on South Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs, marking the city's 20th homicide of the year.

Fort Collins invites business owners to the Business Engagement Kick Off for Phase 2 of the Land Use Code update on Oct. 23, aiming to foster mixed-use development and streamline processes.

Denver launches an online Reuse Business Directory aimed at promoting sustainable practices by facilitating repair, rental, and resale services within the community.

Denver city council has public hearings on development near the sports arena, focusing on zoning changes and agreements with companies like Kroenke on October 21, 2024.