Commerce City invites residents to participate in the National Community Survey to share their views on living there, aiming to inform city improvement plans.

Fort Collins invites residents to discuss downtown parking system changes at October pop-up events, aiming to address efficiency and funding concerns.

The Colorado DOLA reports high local compliance with state growth and housing laws, with numerous communities like Denver and Boulder actively meeting mandates ahead of deadlines.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office announced a sexually violent predator, Guillermo Gomez, is residing at 1033 N. Purcell Blvd., Pueblo West, as per Colorado state law.

Commerce City plans to clean up an encampment at 6000 Dexter Street, storing important personal items for residents, with the clean-up scheduled for October 10-15.

Icy roads in Colorado lead to multiple accidents and closures, including I-70 westbound and U.S. 6. An off-ramp on I-25 was also closed due to a rollover. Commuters face delays; caution is advised.

Wildfire Partners and BOLO REALTORS are offering wildfire mitigation training for Boulder County real estate professionals to enhance safety and awareness.

Boulder celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with events like discussions at Dairy Arts Center, Danza Azteca workshops, and a music festival featuring Indigenous artists, emphasizing cultural education and inclusion.

Fort Collins Councilmember Potyondy hosts a community listening session on October 11 at Harmony Library, encouraging public dialogue on local issues.

Denver officials launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month to raise awareness, offer support for victims, and emphasize accountability for abusers, with city buildings lit in purple as part of the initiative.

Colorado is ranked the second healthiest state in the U.S., with the lowest obesity rates and high outdoor activity levels, reflecting its health-focused initiatives.

The EEOC has sued Talecris Plasma Resources for disability discrimination, stating they rescinded a job offer to a nurse with a disability, violating the ADA.

CPW implements a mandatory full-day fishing closure on part of the Yampa River below Stagecoach State Park due to low water levels, starting October 2 until spring 2026.