Colorado's Governor Polis signed SB25-069, a bill focused on road safety, allowing third-party vendors to help drivers with tire chains during winter.

Englewood launched a new Ready to Work program house by Bridge House, providing 50 beds to help homeless adults with employment and reintegration. The program includes paid work and support services, with a strong track record of graduate success.

Colorado's law enforcement was honored for efforts to improve road safety, with awards for tackling impaired driving, seat belt usage, and speeding, acknowledging individual and team contributions.

Boulder drivers may face delays due to infrastructure work on Canyon Boulevard and 11th Street from May 15 to June 13, affecting sanitary sewer and stormwater utilities. Traffic will be reduced to one lane each way on Canyon Boulevard.

Authorities began clearing homeless encampments under I-25 near Woodmen Road, involving the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, Colorado Springs Police, and CDOT.

Brighton is launching a Young Entrepreneurs Program for youths under 19 with bootcamps on business skills, culminating in the opportunity to sell at a city event. Registration is required.

Aurora introduces Music at the Movies, a free outdoor series combining pre-movie concerts and film screenings, starting on May 28 with no registration required.

A 58-year-old Longmont man was arrested by Boulder County Digital Forensics Lab for possessing child sexual exploitation material after a tip-off and investigation.

A Boulder County home was destroyed by fire on May 12, leaving the family without their main residence and costing the lives of two pets. Firefighters and various agencies responded, while an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Denver's weather today features sunny skies with a high of 87 degrees, with a possible breeze. The week includes chances of showers and thunderstorms with variable temperatures and fire weather concerns.

New passing lanes on US Highway 40 between Kremmling and Steamboat Springs, Colorado, were completed ahead of schedule to improve traffic flow and safety.

Local law enforcement used a Flock license plate reader to locate and pursue a stolen vehicle, ending with the suspects crashing into a building. No civilians were hurt, and the investigation is ongoing.

Lafayette Colorado Police will visit Sanchez Elementary for a community event, part of outreach efforts before their Public Safety Day for Kids in July.