The Covey is hosting a virtual ofrenda for Dia de los Muertos, featuring performances by Mariachi Garibaldi and Ballet Folklorico del Rio Grande, with opportunities for attendees to contribute photos.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office introduces the Blue Envelope Program to help officers interact with disabled drivers by using envelopes containing their relevant information and communication needs.

Boulder, Colorado's free gun safe giveaway event saw high local engagement, distributing 510 gun safes and other safety materials, supported by community funds and various partners.

Governor Polis of Colorado announces a survey for residents to influence education and job strategies, reinforcing his commitment to workforce development.

Englewood's leaf recycling program runs until November 14, with a $5 fee per vehicle for residents to drop off leaves for recycling, encouraging environmentally responsible waste reduction.

The HRCA and Douglas County launched Bridging Generations, a program that connects seniors and preschoolers for mutual learning and intergenerational bonding.

Fort Collins offers a chance for residents to clear minor warrants and receive resources at the Fall Warrant Clearance event on November 15th at the Larimer County Justice Center.

The Pueblo Sheriff's Office is seeking a mental health clinician to provide services to inmates, recognizing the need for mental health care in jails.

Colorado Springs travelers are warned of roadwork affecting traffic, including mobile pacing on South Academy Blvd and various closures for the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program.

Injured CSPD K9 Roam is being discharged from the hospital, with a community escort planned to honor his service and recovery after a severe injury on duty.

A jury awarded $19.75 million to six people injured by a Denver police officer's gunfire in 2022 during an incident in LoDo. Officer Ramos, who fired into a crowd, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault.

Englewood Utilities offers a sit-down to discuss water bills, set up online billing, and reduce paper waste, with breakfast and help with digital services.

Colorado Springs invites public input on updating its sign code to enhance safety, aesthetics, and economic development, with a public meeting scheduled for October 29. The last update was in 2012.