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The Colorado Springs City Council has waived municipal rights to buy multifamily properties for affordable housing, effective May 30, 2024, sparking mixed community reactions.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
The Colorado DOT is set to begin a $1.75 million resurfacing project on US Highway 287 near Fort Collins on May 5, expected to complete by end of May.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 55-year-old man was injured after a 15-foot fall while climbing at Eldorado Canyon State Park; rescue teams responded and transported him to hospital. The extent of his injuries is unknown.
Boulder County is set to showcase affordable homes with open houses in May, also featuring the grand opening of a local café to boost community development.
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Denver health officials report a second adult case of measles this year, with no additional public exposure risk, emphasizing vaccination and quarantine for prevention.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office lifted a shelter-in-place order in a Littleton neighborhood after deeming there was no active threat following a warrant operation.
Denver Police ended a reckless ride by ATV and dirt bike riders in the city, impounded an ATV, and issued violations.
Berthoud High School held an inclusive Unified basketball game with students and staff, including School Resource Deputies, to promote community and understanding.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office honored Court Specialist Sharon Green for her 16 years of service, providing insight into her life and role via social media.
Upcoming closures on South Academy Blvd. off-ramp to Bradley Road in El Paso County for paving operations will occur on April 23. Detours will redirect traffic via US Highway 85/87 during this time.
Aurora is improving its infrastructure, leading to numerous work zones that may cause disruption, but efforts are made to minimize impact and ensure safety.
The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified 21-year-old Samuel Samaniego as the deceased from an April 15th incident, with details and investigation ongoing.
Michael Sang Correa was convicted in the U.S. for torture committed during Yahya Jammeh's regime in The Gambia.
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