Denver weather forecast predicts sunny skies, with temperatures reaching 88°F today and 96°F Wednesday, and mostly clear nights. Chances of rain and thunderstorms increase by the weekend.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office encourages residents to properly retire their worn American flags at designated locations and suggests contacting local Boy Scouts for retirement ceremonies.

Boulder City Council approved the Folsom Street Safety Improvements Project, with goals to enhance safety and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. It aligns with the city's Vision Zero Action Plan.

Brighton Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla joins 16 Colorado officials in the Municipal Leadership Academy to improve governance skills through training and collaboration.

Retired CSFD Captain Patrick Rogacki, who served for 35 years and worked at Ground Zero post-9/11, died from job-related cancer, classified as a Line of Duty Death.

Governor Polis signed an Executive Order for aid due to severe weather and wildfires in Colorado, activating a response plan and seeking federal funding.

Denver forecast suggests a 20% chance of showers with highs near 89°F, turning into 50% chance of storms by evening. Next week looks sunny with temperatures climbing to 95°F, and a fire weather warning in effect.

Cushing Park in Englewood announces upgrades including a new playground and two dog parks, starting August 11, with temporary closure of the playground during renovations.

Crime rates in Douglas County, Colorado, have decreased with most arrests involving non-residents. Officials are addressing this issue through partnership and technology.

Major General Laura Clellan of the Colorado National Guard is retiring, with a ceremony planned for October 18, 2025. Governor Jared Polis expressed gratitude for her service.

Governor Polis mobilizes the Colorado National Guard to assist with wildfires in northwest Colorado. FEMA approves funds to aid firefighting efforts as the Lee and Elk fires near Meeker lead to evacuations and pre-evacuation status for the area.

Englewood invites locals to a self-guided walking tour for South Broadway's revitalization, offering a chance for input on issues like safety and public art. An online survey also allows remote participation.

DDPHE confirms Denver's first human case of West Nile virus in 2025, urging preventive measures against mosquito-borne disease, particularly during peak mosquito hours.