Denver is expected to experience scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this week, with variable temperatures and wind gusts. Sunny weather may return by Friday.

Brighton's "Spooky Saturday" will feature "Hotel Transylvania" and pre-movie activities. A Halloween Costume Exchange is also scheduled to promote sustainability.

Brighton Youth Services hosts a youth leadership conference at Riverdale Regional Park for Colorado students in grades 5-12, featuring keynotes, workshops, and an obstacle course. Registration is open.

Brighton's Elmwood Cemetery hosts its 12th annual Cemetery Walk, offering a historical journey led by costumed volunteers on October 11 from 1-3:30 pm.

A body believed to be a missing paddleboarder was recovered at Horsetooth Reservoir, with identity and cause of death pending from the coroner. The area has reopened to the public.

A bear attack in Boulder prompted wildlife officials to urge caution in trash management during bear hyperphagia. A resident was superficially injured by a bear while walking his dogs.

Gray wolf 2507 in Colorado died from blunt force trauma, likely due to a vehicle collision, as confirmed by USFWS.

Gov. Jared Polis of Colorado has issued Executive Orders to formalize disaster declarations for the Oak and Crosho wildfires, enabling state aid and potentially federal assistance.

Weld County declares September as Kinship Appreciation Month to honor the practice of placing children with relatives in the child welfare system, where they exceed the Colorado average with 63% of placements.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a final report on wolf removal operations, linking a wolf from the Copper Creek Pack to the operations, available on the CPW website.

Upcoming detours and delays on South Academy Boulevard due to MAMSIP construction, starting September 7 with overnight closures and lane reductions; detailed detour information available on CODOT website.

A woman is charged by Boulder Police for harassing a City Council member and two others, with one charge being felony retaliation against an official.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds residents to secure trash and keep food indoors during bears' hyperphagia season to prevent dangerous encounters and protect both humans and bears.