Arapahoe County Human Services received the C-Stat Distinguished Performance Award for exceptional service, marking their sixth win and an 83.9% success rate in 2024.

Denver's Excise and Licenses Department is proposing a name change to Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection to reflect its services more accurately.

Boulder County warns Coloradans about scammers posing as human services staff, targeting food and cash assistance program beneficiaries for their sensitive information like EBT card numbers.

Denver is planning its largest Back to School Fest during the 12th Denver Days, offering free backpacks, school supplies, health clinics, haircuts, and a job fair at the National Western Center.

Boulder Fire-Rescue issued a statement regarding Jesus Lopez Barcenas' death, affirming commitment to standards and extending sympathies to his loved ones.

Carlos Ytuarte-Quinones was sentenced to 51 years in prison for leading a major drug trafficking operation in Boulder County; 15 others were indicted, and large amounts of drugs were seized.

A BCIT probe into Jesus Lopez Barcenas's custody death concluded, implicating AMR paramedic Edward McClure with charges due to policy violations and misconduct.

Pikes Peak Rising marks its one-year milestone, enhancing mental health strategies in Colorado Springs through collaboration, prevention, and community effort.

Douglas County has enabled text messaging for community members to assist homeless neighbors through the HEART program, facilitating resources and outreach.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office managed three simultaneous search and rescue operations for outdoor emergencies in a single day, concluding with successful rescues and no charges to the patients.

The City of Boulder invites residents to influence the Civic Area's redesign at an interactive event on July 14, blending family activities with community feedback opportunities.

Denver faces a dynamic weather pattern with a high chance of showers and a thunderstorm later in the day, amidst warm temperatures and shifting winds.

Broomfield residents are invited to contribute to the city's Transit Study to help shape local transit, with various engagement options including an online workbook and local events.