Colorado's new law, introduced by Senator Bridges and Representative Lindstedt, offers tax incentives to support the transition of businesses to employee-owned models, aiming to improve workers' financial security and retain local businesses.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of aggressive cow moose during calving season after several people were injured in encounters, highlighting the danger of interactions with off-leash dogs.

Denver is distributing portable AC units and air purifiers to its vulnerable communities in anticipation of a hot summer, following a record temperature of 105°F in 2024.

Officials will discuss charges against Mohamed Sabry Soliman, related to a Boulder incident. Key law enforcement figures will speak at a joint briefing, highlighting state and federal charges. The event will be live-streamed.

Colorado senators react with sorrow and condemn the violent attack at Boulder's Jewish community event, offering solidarity and stressing the importance of peace and safety.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office offers free Medic Alert Services to residents in several Colorado counties, providing emergency health information via bracelets or necklaces.

Boulder's Harlow Platts Community Park is set for its "Meet and Bleat" event on June 14, where 300 goats will demonstrate eco-friendly weed management. Registration is required.

Boulder reinstates perimeter mowing to reduce wildfire risks, targeting a 30-foot buffer in high-risk areas adjoining residential zones, following guidelines to protect local wildlife and ecosystems.

Denver's weather forecast includes a 30% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with a high near 82°F. Conditions may calm down by tonight, with an expected low of 53°F.

Boulder is expanding a wildfire risk management project using cattle grazing, with scheduled grazing periods near local neighborhoods. The initiative supports community wildfire resilience and complements other city efforts.

Englewood's Summer Lunch Program will offer free lunches for school children at the Civic Center from June 2 to July 31, excluding June 19 and July 4.

Colorado Governor Polis signed a law to allow prescription drug donations, potentially reducing the financial burden on residents and decreasing waste.

The Denver Clerk & Recorder office is hosting events to discuss the impact of proposed federal legislation on Colorado's voting system, with various community leaders and experts participating.