The Michael Woodruff Municipal Service Center in Brighton won best Structure for a Medium Community at the Colorado APWA Awards, recognizing the city's effective planning and provision for future needs.

Denver Police Department posts Halloween safety tips on Facebook, urging the public to only consume sealed treats or those from trusted sources to avoid potential risks.

Boulder County celebrates 2025 Mobility Heroes for advancing transportation equity, with event details and contributions highlighted in their newsletter.

Boulder advises enjoying the Boulder Star from a distance to protect wildlife habitats and prevent resource damage, offering a list of viewing spots for the public.

The article discusses increased pedestrian and bicycle accidents during Halloween in Colorado, urging safety and sober driving, with advice from the Colorado State Patrol and NHTSA.

Arapahoe County Human Services is collecting gifts to support community members in need during the holidays, offering multiple drop-off locations and volunteering opportunities.

Tyren King won the CPRA Outstanding New Professional of the Year for his work at the Brighton Recreation Center, impacting community and recreation center improvements.

Larimer County offers direct phone access to Unemployment Insurance agents to assist residents with claims and questions, bypassing automated systems.

Governor Polis of Colorado is conducting a statewide survey to gather public input on shaping the state's future workforce and educational program alignment with job market needs.

Boulder County's Meeker Park and Nederland Community Forestry Sort Yards will close for the season on November 1 and November 15, respectively, after allowing residents to dispose of tree waste for free.

BCPH honored 2025 Healthy Community Award recipients for their contributions to health and equity in Boulder County at an event featuring key community leaders.

The Denver Police Department's coat drive concludes tomorrow, seeking final donations of winter coats at any of the six district stations to help those in need.

Denver's holiday events are relocated due to Civic Center Park renovations, with the Office of Special Events assuring that the festive spirit will continue at alternative venues around the city.