Denver's Office of the Medical Examiner works to reconcile autopsies with religious beliefs, using alternatives like Lodox X-rays and reviewing medical history when possible, while respecting traditions.

Colorado Springs residents are invited to participate in a meeting on Nov. 19 to discuss the Fishers Canyon Open Space. The session aims to review survey results and draft trail alternatives, encouraging community input for the area's future.

Boulder Arts Commission opens applications for the 2025 Cultural Grants Program, offering over $1.4 million to support various arts initiatives, including individual artists and cultural institutions.

A cellphone caught fire on Southwest Flight 3316 at Denver Airport, leading to over 100 passengers evacuating; one had burns, another minor injuries. The incident caused a 3-hour delay.

Boulder County voters approved the Affordable and Attainable Housing Tax, designed to generate $16.7 million for housing and services, emphasizing equitable housing and innovating solutions for disparities.

Colorado State Patrol Trooper Tyler Atkins hospitalized but released after a suspected DUI driver hit his vehicle; the incident is the 11th of such cases this year.

Boulder County is updating to the 2021 International Codes to enhance safety and energy efficiency. A public meeting is scheduled for Nov. 19 to discuss the changes. Feedback is sought on the proposed updates before final adoption in 2025.

Boulder County invites the public to observe the 2024 General Election risk-limiting audit, starting November 19, with an RSVP required due to space limits.

Fort Collins Police are seeking community assistance for a May home invasion and assault at Brookview Apartments and urge anyone with information to come forward.

Wildfires near Ted's Place in Larimer County prompt mandatory evacuations, as approximately 25 structures are threatened. The Poudre Fire Authority collaborates with the Sheriff's Office in firefighting efforts.

Arapahoe County considers regulations for psilocybin businesses, with public hearings set to discuss zoning and cultivation limits ahead of legal operation in 2025.

The article details Boulder, Colorado's celebration of the 30th anniversary of its Youth Opportunities Program, highlighting the program's contributions and support for the development and engagement of local youth.

The EPCC cross country teams placed 5th (men's) and 7th (women's) at the NJCAA Division 1 Nationals, with the men previously winning Region V and the women finishing second in that competition. They will next run in the NJCAA Half Marathon.