Boulder County will start accepting bids for its North Broadway campus on August 25, with the proposal submission deadline set for September 19, 2025.

City's Utilities Department hosts "Breakfast with Your Bill" events for residents to ask questions about their utility bills and learn about various charges and services in an informal setting.

A suspect offered drugs for food at a Castle Pines drive-thru, was arrested by deputies who found more evidence of narcotics in his car, leading to multiple charges.

A Colorado bill aiming to limit health insurance premium increases and maintain coverage has passed a House committee, addressing federal policy impacts on state health care.

An employee was stabbed at Staunton State Park, leading to a joint law enforcement response and ongoing investigation by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.

Boulder County prepares fall prevention programs for the elderly in September, focusing on education and activities like Tai Chi to enhance safety and balance.

The US 85 widening project in Douglas County was completed ahead of schedule, featuring new lanes, intersections, and pedestrian paths to enhance safety and reduce congestion.

Denver's weather cools slightly after near-record heat, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend. An ozone alert is in effect for the area.

Aurora's Labor Day closures include city offices, courts, libraries, and select facilities, with outdoor areas like Aurora Reservoir open. Pools have limited hours; emergency animal services are reachable.

A garden at the Colorado Center for the Blind offers a multi-sensory educational experience for visually impaired students, promoting personal growth and life skills.

Instagram's new update auto-tags user location, raising privacy concerns. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office advises users to manually disable this feature for safety.

Denver outlines personnel cuts to mitigate a $200M budget shortfall, including 171 layoffs and the elimination of nearly 928 positions, with severance and support offered to affected employees.

Colorado Springs is seeking a volunteer for the City/County Drainage Board, responsible for advising on storm drainage funds and regulations. Applications are due by September 5, 2025.