Denver PD's Traffic Investigations Unit honored as 2025 Law Enforcement Champion by CDOT and MADD for efforts against impaired driving.

Douglas County, Colorado, has launched high-tech wildfire prevention tools, including an AI detection system and a rapid-response helicopter, in a collaborative effort with local and private entities.

San Francisco residents are warned to watch out for coyotes during denning season. Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises caution following dog attacks and provides guidelines for encounters.

Boulder County launches a grant to help mobile businesses shift to electric power, covering up to 80% of costs for electric systems and efficient equipment.

Fort Collins councilmembers will host listening sessions at the city's Pride event on June 1st, encouraging community engagement and conversation at Library Park.

Boulder County is collaborating with partners to reduce wildfire risks through the Middle Boulder Creek Fuels Reduction Project, involving community meetings for feedback.

Boulder County, CO introduces a free shuttle to Eldorado Canyon State Park on weekends and holidays, starting May 24, to alleviate parking issues and traffic congestion.

Volunteers are sought for the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo in Castle Rock, with roles crucial for the event's success, and perks offered for participation.

CDOT and MADD honored law enforcement members for their achievements in traffic safety at the 2025 Law Enforcement Champion awards, recognizing efforts in combatting impaired driving and promoting seat belt use.

An audit revealed Denver's climate agency may not be using a climate fund, which spent $103.4 million by 2024, in ways voters intended, due to mismanagement and staffing issues.

Englewood's Belleview Park reopens with a farm, train rides, and activities like face painting this weekend; it's a family-friendly event lasting through Memorial Day.

A district court judge denied a motion to stop a special election for a Home Rule Charter in Douglas County, with local officials endorsing the ruling as a democratic victory.

Boulder is seeking artists for mosaic art on the Central Avenue Bridge, with submissions due by June 2, 2025, via CaFÉ, under a $40,000 budget. Community input for the designs is encouraged.