Two 19-year-olds from North Carolina were rescued by helicopter after being stranded overnight on Capitol Peak in Colorado, despite their successful summit earlier in the day.

Colorado awards $89.5M in grants to train residents for high-paying jobs, aiming to place 1,175 individuals in roles within sectors like construction and behavioral health. The initiative seeks to bolster the workforce and support economic growth.

Boulder residents are invited to join the Boulder Plastic Count to track plastic use from July 21-27, aiming to increase awareness and inspire sustainable actions.

Fort Collins has updated its Hazard Mitigation Plan, providing safety measures and up to 40% in flood insurance discounts, underscoring its commitment to community safety and well-being.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman was indicted on federal hate crime and explosive charges for attacking a Boulder park with incendiary devices, injuring 15 people and a dog.

Denver's Bike to Work Day offers breakfast and activities, while DOTI shares updates on the Denver Moves: Bikes plan and evaluates bikeway treatments.

US 287 near Fort Collins, Colorado, will undergo resurfacing from July 7 to late July, causing potential delays and traffic disruptions during work hours.

Denver Animal Shelter collaborates with Think Tank Tattoo for the Tats for Tails fundraiser, offering animal-themed tattoos for $200 to benefit shelter pets.

Arapahoe County is investing in infrastructure, housing, and services following voter approval of Measure 1A, with a focus on transparency and community collaboration.

Denver Police issued a warning about "jugging," where criminals follow individuals who withdraw cash from banks to rob them, and advised the public on preventive measures.

Colorado's congressional delegation responded variedly to U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, while tension between Iran and Israel escalates. Lawmakers like Boebert show support; others urge caution.

The Denver Police Department shared a nostalgic post about the 1992 Juneteenth celebration, referencing '90s pop culture, economic details, and how officers engaged with the community.

Denver's Jim Leprino, founder of the world's largest mozzarella producer, died at 87, leaving a legacy of business success and community philanthropy.