The Denver Police released an ALPR system dashboard for public access, revealing over 2 million vehicle detections and significant reductions in auto theft since deploying the technology.

Boulder's Point in Time Count reports on homelessness, revealing challenges and a reduction in unsheltered individuals over two years, with a count of 122 unsheltered people in July.

Justin Timberlake's "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour" adds a Denver show at Ball Arena in 2025, with a performance packed with hits from his latest album and career.

Boulder's Ash House student housing was closed for unauthorized modifications, affecting 60 students. The city is considering legal actions against the property owner.

Consuelo Hernandez joins Denver Human Services as the Culture & Wellbeing Officer to foster a culture of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), bringing extensive public service experience and a background in inclusive policy-making.

The Colorado Springs Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting following a reported robbery and chase at a Fountain Walgreens and subsequent standoff at a Lowe's parking lot.

North Boulder will unveil new public art by Sharon Dowell at bus shelters in September, enhancing local streetscapes and marking the NoBo Art District entrance.

The Denver City Council will hold a hearing on zoning changes in Harvey Park, Northeast Park Hill, and Cory - Merrill on September 16, 2024, at 5:30 p.m.

Mayor Mike Johnston presents Denver's 2025 budget proposal, focusing on prioritizing community values, with an emphasis on urban revitalization, affordable housing, and public safety, while exercising spending restraint.

The Boulder Police Oversight Panel has updated its bylaws to align with City Council Ordinance 8609, enhancing procedural efficiency and accountability.

A teen was shot in the face while taking photos; council member Brent Metz faces charges. The teen's condition remains serious, and the investigation continues.

The Denver council unanimously approved a sidewalk fee program, with a base rate of $150/year for property owners, and additional fees for longer sidewalks, to fund city-wide pavement maintenance.

The City of Boulder issued a statement condemning racism after a man used racial slurs at the opening of a Chinese restaurant, expressing solidarity with the Asian American community and affirming its commitment to inclusivity.