Boulder has reopened its Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program, offering up to $2,000 for homeowners to improve their properties' wildfire defenses. The program encourages fire-resistant modifications and has expanded its eligibility for 2025.

Ana Caren Romero was sentenced to five years for a fatal hit-and-run that killed cyclist Michael Wallen in Greeley. The defense later reported her car's involvement.

Fort Collins offices close for Juneteenth, but recreational facilities remain open, with essential services like fire, police, and utilities operating as usual. Public transport will follow the usual schedule.

Mountain Metropolitan Transit is hosting a Ride Free Summer Celebration event in Colorado Springs to promote public transit use. The event will take place downtown on June 12, offering free rides and community engagement.

The body of missing Denver woman, Jax Gratton, was found in a Lakewood alley, confirmed by police as a suspicious death; she had been missing for two months.

Denver Police detained 17 individuals during a protest against President Trump's immigration policies. Police used smoke and pepper balls to control the crowd and maintain traffic flow. Charges included obstruction, assault, and other offenses.

Protesters in Aurora, Colorado rallied against ICE and Trump's immigration policies, uniting at the local detention center to demand an end to deportations.

Denver reports a significant decline in street homelessness, with a 45% reduction from 2023 and a 38% drop since 2024, as per Mayor Johnston and the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative's data.

Denver initiates the Park Hill Action Plan, targeting affordable housing and local revitalization alongside creating a new urban park on the former Park Hill Golf Course site. The plan emphasizes community input and sustainable development goals.

Colorado enacted a law ensuring visitation rights for inmates, aiming to reduce recidivism and support reintegration by maintaining family connections.

Governor Jared Polis signed HB25-1149 into law, mandating the creation of standardized Black history curriculum in Colorado's K-12 schools, with the goal to include a comprehensive understanding of Black contributions to American history.

Governor Jared Polis signed a bill improving law enforcement training and addressing officer recruitment and retention, backed by funds from Proposition 130 and bipartisan support.

Prospect Road in Fort Collins is being closed for railroad crossing upgrades by the City and BNSF Railway, from June 9-12. Detours will be in place for vehicles and alternative routes for cyclists and pedestrians.