Fort Collins celebrates its 10th Open Streets event on Sept. 14 with car-free streets, activities, live music, and food trucks to promote community and active transport.

Seven Colorado residents have won significant prizes in the Powerball lottery, with winnings ranging from $50,000 to $1 million, despite the multi-billion jackpot being won elsewhere.

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum hosts a community reunion for the historic Conejos Neighborhood, featuring live music, dance performances, food trucks, and a car show.

Denver hosts Paws & Pints, an Oktoberfest-themed event to support its animal shelter with tours, craft beer, and fundraising for services such as spay/neuter and emergency care.

Fort Collins prepares to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park with a free public event featuring music, food, and family activities.

Douglas County is inviting high schoolers to engage in dialogue and problem-solving on youth challenges at the Youth Congress on September 29, offering free lunch and transportation.

Colorado State Patrol emphasizes the importance of adherence to the state's Chain Law and Passenger Vehicle Traction Law for all drivers, effective between September 1 and May 31, due to potential snow in high regions.

Mayor Yemi Mobolade honored Martin Wood and Carlos Jimenez with the Spirit of Colorado Springs Awards for their dedication and leadership in the community.

The Arvada Police Department raised $3,230 for the Special Olympics by pulling a plane, showcasing teamwork and supporting athletes with disabilities.

The Denver Police showcased a rescue dog named Chip on social media to find him a home, highlighting his gentle nature and the city's breed-specific permit requirements.

Brighton's Growing Grads event on Sept. 17 offers high school students and parents college and career planning resources, financial aid guidance, and education options, with bilingual sessions.

Workforce Boulder County celebrates National Workforce Development Month with job fairs, skill events, and a 55+ Job Fair, promoting employment opportunities and career growth.

Douglas County celebrates 17-year-old Wesley Watts, a 2025 high school graduate and active member of the 4-H community, for embodying the program's ideals and inspiring youth through his diverse activities and leadership.