RTD is seeking feedback for the Diagonal Flyer Bus Rapid Transit service between Boulder and Longmont to enhance the CO 119 corridor travel experience.

Frasca Food and Wine in Boulder won the Outstanding Restaurant title at the James Beard Awards, which included a heartfelt speech on the industry's inclusiveness by co-owner Bobby Stuckey.

The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Denver cut its energy bill from $1,200 to $100 after renovating its lighting system to meet Energize Denver's efficiency standards.

Denver police arrested 35 people during protests on Saturday for charges such as resisting arrest and obstruction. A separate peaceful 'No Kings' protest occurred nationwide.

Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs will be closed for stormwater pipeline construction and gas main relocation starting June 16, causing detours until at least June 27.

Boulder plans a Juneteenth celebration, including a flag-raising and live entertainment, with statements on slavery's end and Black Americans' contributions.

Englewood is replacing lead water lines on South Broadway with closures expected mid-June to early-July; southbound traffic will be diverted and northbound will have one lane open.

Sheriff Darren Weekly introduced the Grappler Vehicle Intervention Technology in Douglas County to safely end high-speed pursuits by ensnaring suspect vehicles.

Douglas County Commissioners unanimously support a Home Rule Charter Commission for more local autonomy, facing concerns of state overreach, addressing issues like taxes and public safety. Voters to decide on forming the commission on June 24.

Crawford State Park celebrates Pioneer Days with free entry, fireworks, a history book release, and various activities, while warning visitors of potential traffic and promoting safety measures.

Fort Collins Utilities has published its 2024 Drinking Water Quality Report, detailing the quality, source, and protection of the city's water, confirming their high standards and advanced technologies used in water treatment.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens 2025 funding applications for landowners to enhance wildlife habitats and public access to recreation, with an $11 million budget.

RTD seeks public input on proposed service changes for August 2025 and will host virtual feedback sessions, including one-on-one planner interactions.