The Denver Police introduced the Blue Envelope program to aid communication between officers and individuals with disabilities during encounters, like traffic stops.

Broomfield is conducting a bioterrorism drill at the Broomfield Bay Aquatic Park in collaboration with local agencies to enhance emergency preparedness.

Commerce City announces a City Council meeting on October 6, with public participation options, discussing various community issues and fiscal measures.

Commuters in Highlands Ranch experienced disruptions due to water main breaks, with traffic affected around Dad Clark & Broadway and Snowbrush Lane & Arrowhead Road.

The Boulder DA's Office received the Outstanding Trial Team Achievement Award for their work on the King Soopers case, highlighting their legal skills and dedication to the community.

Denver's weather is sunny with calm winds, highs of 83°F today and 87°F Friday; clear evening with a low of 53°F. Weekend brings 30% chance of showers and cooler highs.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Colorado's Universal Preschool program, rejecting an injunction request against it. Governor Polis lauds the program for saving families money and boosting preschool enrollment.

The Manhattan Project National Historical Park attracted 74,693 visitors in 2024, influencing $5.4 million in local spending according to a National Park Service report.

Colorado Springs residents had a chance to impact Stratton Neighborhood Park's future during a public meeting discussing its master plan and community input for development and fuel mitigation efforts.

Suma Nallapati has been promoted to Denver's Chief AI and Information Officer, reflecting the city's focus on AI for enhancing government services and resident engagement.

The Cuerno Verde Rest Area in Colorado City is closing on October 6 for upgrades, including a new HVAC system, with a reopening expected within 30 days. CDOT advises travelers to plan accordingly.

The Colorado Department of Corrections is ending its Wild Horse Inmate Program, as the BLM will not renew the contract; the program's conclusion affects staff and inmates involved.

A settlement in principle has been reached in the class action lawsuit against Xcel Energy for the Marshall Fire, avoiding trial. An investigation suggested a powerline sparked the blaze.