Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and partners broke ground on The Hattie McDaniel, a 62-condo affordable housing development in Five Points for families earning below 80% of median income.

Denver Clerk Paul D. López asserted the integrity of Denver's electoral system remains intact despite a password breach, citing multiple security measures in place to protect voter data.

Jose Vargas is named Deputy Director of Human Resources for the City of Las Cruces, following key roles in various projects and processes improvement.

Denver's progressive initiative allows eligible inmates to vote in the 2024 General Election, part of a collaborative effort aimed at inclusivity in civic engagement.

CIRT investigates after a man was seriously injured during an arrest in Brighton; police were responding to an assault and domestic violence report. The officer involved is on leave.

Castle Rock is facing traffic closures for the Crystal Valley interchange project, with detours during the Nov. 1-4 weekend and ongoing construction causing noise and disruptions.

Arapahoe County celebrated Adoption Day, formalizing the adoption of 13 children into 12 families, with festivities and a focus on the significance of creating lifelong bonds for children in need.

The City of Fort Collins is hosting an open house to encourage civic engagement in volunteering on City boards and commissions, offering residents a chance to shape local governance.

Weld County is seeking residents to join its advisory committees, including the Planning Commission and CDBG Advisory Committee, to influence county policies.

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a suspected road rage shooting in an Aurora parking lot; the shooter is at large with police seeking public assistance.

The NWS forecasts strong winds up to 55 mph in Denver, a Red Flag Warning for fire risk, and varying snow across Colorado, with tricky commute conditions expected Wednesday morning.

Douglas County Motor Vehicle and Recording offices will close on Election Day, Nov. 5, to support election proceedings, with online services available for residents.

Fort Collins invites residents to a forum on Nov. 18 to discuss the Land Use Code Update focusing on commercial zones, offering a platform for public input and future city development.