Fort Collins is set to repair asphalt at Taft Hill Road and Harmony starting Oct. 13 with expected lane shifts and traffic pattern changes through Oct. 14.

Denver awards contracts to three new service providers to manage its non-congregate shelters, advancing its mission to address homelessness with innovative, performance-based solutions.

Boulder County completed its Logic and Accuracy Test on ballots and election machinery, ensuring accurate voting equipment for the upcoming November election.

Broomfield Police partner with a vet clinic to offer free microchipping and vaccinations for pets on October 22, requiring pre-registration for Broomfield residents.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office investigated two threats at Evergreen High School: one was a baseless rumor, and another from social media was found not credible after investigation. They emphasized taking all threats seriously post-shooting.

Colorado's DFPC honors K9 ROTC's retirement and welcomes new fire investigations dog, Waffle. Governor Polis declares ROTC Retirement Day for the dog's service in over 180 fire investigations.

The Colorado Springs Police informed the community of the relocation of a "Sexually Violent Predator," Mitchell Wayne Bishop, to the city, adhering to notification laws for sex offenders.

Denver anticipates a mixed weather weekend, with potential thunderstorms and gusty winds up to 31 mph, followed by a cool Monday. Sunny midweek conditions are expected after the variable weather.

Englewood's crime report shows a 23% drop in index crimes year-to-date through July, with homicides at zero and reductions in rape and robberies, though aggravated assaults are nearly unchanged.

Governor Jared Polis and the JBC ensure Colorado's vulnerable populations receive essential funds as the federal shutdown impacts WIC and local services, and they urge an end to the stalemate to prevent dire consequences.

The Colorado Springs Police Department is launching mobile Speed Safety Cameras in October to improve road safety, especially around schools and high-risk areas.

Stefon Flowers received a 19-year prison sentence for pimping, to which he pleaded guilty. He manipulated women into prostitution, created online ads, and took their earnings. The Denver DA emphasized the city's zero tolerance for human trafficking.

AG Weiser reflects on the Holocaust at the Babi Yar Memorial event, connecting historical tragedies to recent antisemitism, highlighting his family's history.