The Boulder County Jail's JET Program aids inmate rehabilitation with education and transition support, highlighting personal growth through a recent presentation and social media post.

Denver's DOTI reopens the 8th Avenue Viaduct with a reduced speed limit of 10 mph for safety following maintenance work and consideration for future replacement.

RTD in Aurora is conducting a safety drill on Saturday morning, impacting the R Line from Peoria to 13th Avenue. Bus shuttles will replace trains during the exercise.

A pedestrian was killed in a collision in Denver's Hampden neighborhood on Friday night; the driver stayed and cooperated with the police investigation.

A boulder the size of a small car blocked Highway 145 near Telluride. Deputies managed traffic until CDOT removed the obstruction by 1:20pm, reopening both lanes.

Governor Jared Polis appoints Kimberlee R. Keleher to the Phillips County Court in Colorado's 13th Judicial District, succeeding the Honorable Kimbra L. Killin.

Boulder County to host a virtual meeting on Aug. 4 about navigating behavioral health services, requiring pre-registration. Commissioner Levy will attend.

An 18-year-old, Olvin Carcamo-Meza, was arrested for vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in Aurora, driving 121 mph, over three times the limit. Two were killed when his Audi hit a Hyundai and a Toyota.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 40% chance of afternoon storms in Denver, with a hot and mostly sunny weekend ahead, possibly reaching triple digits. Winds may be gusty Saturday. Heat continues early next week with some relief by Wednesday.

Boulder County Public Works will close 4th of July Road for maintenance from July 28-29, affecting access between Hessie and Fourth of July trailheads.

Colorado's new documentary "A Colorado for All: A Legacy of Accessibility" showcases the state's disability rights movement and initiative for inclusivity, backed by Governor Polis and Lt. Governor Primavera.

Chick-fil-A plans to amend a PUD in Englewood for drive-thru improvements. A neighborhood meeting is set for July 24, 2025, and a public hearing on August 5. Residents can give feedback on the changes.

CDOT launches a safety campaign to prevent bicycle crashes, focusing on summer when incidents rise. Memorial signs are installed, laws such as the Three Foot Law are highlighted, and safety tips like wearing helmets are advised.