Denver introduces MyFriendBen, an online tool partnering with DHS and Gary Community Ventures, to simplify access to public benefit programs for residents.

A former Colorado Springs man, 67, was convicted of defrauding $500k in COVID-19 relief funds, involving wire fraud, money laundering, and the misuse of PPP loans.

The City of Boulder and The Hope Institute have announced a new suicide prevention service to open on October 7, 2024, offering outpatient care to those facing severe suicidal thoughts.

Human remains were found in Boulder County, leading to a suspicious death investigation. Authorities indicate no current public danger and await identification by the Coroner’s Office.

Denver Police arrest George Vigil for a fatal stabbing on N. Federal Boulevard; the altercation stemmed from an argument. The victim died in the hospital.

A neighborhood in Superior was on shelter-in-place due to a police chase involving a suspect connected to a stolen vehicle. The suspect remains at large despite the order being lifted.

Boulder City hosts a community event to discuss its clean energy future and celebrate meeting renewable energy goals early, inviting public feedback and participation.

Boulder County opens grant applications for wildfire mitigation, targeting large-scale projects and partnerships, with over $2 million already invested in various risk reduction efforts.

Auditor Timothy O'Brien's audit uncovers delays and a lack of clear process in Denver's employee termination payouts, with over $41 million paid out in scrutinized cases.

Boulder extends the registration deadline for its Community and Council Forum due to increased interest. Participants will discuss the Economic Development Plan, with options to attend or watch live.

A Greeley teacher was arrested for allegedly assaulting a six-year-old student. The school district has put him on leave and is cooperating with the investigation.

A Mountain View town council member, Brent Metz, has been charged with assault and other crimes after shooting a teenager in the face during a confrontation over trespassing.

Denver Labor subpoenaed three strip clubs for potential wage theft, with a deadline to provide employment records or face fines. This follows new authority granted to the agency to ensure fair compensation for workers.