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.

Boulder County is gathering resident input to develop a comprehensive transit plan, seeking to improve public transportation accessibility and utility.

The City of Boulder report warns about the rise in vehicle crashes, particularly from improper left turns, as students return to school and advises drivers to yield and look for pedestrians and bicyclists.

The expanded parking lot of Richmil Ranch Open Space is now open, offering more space for vehicles and horse trailers to enhance visitor access to the area's trails and natural features.

The USDA's FNS warns SNAP benefits may stop in November if the federal shutdown persists, impacting all recipients; Arapahoe County advises seeking local aid.

Boulder County is hosting a Veterans Stand Down & Resource Fair at American Legion Post 32 in Longmont on October 30, providing services and support for veterans, specifically including homeless veterans.

Douglas County will expand open spaces with new walking and biking trails, partnering with HRCA to preserve 202 acres as Wildcat Regional Park and develop 150 acres as OSCA.