Southwest Colorado faces severe floods, displacing residents and prompting emergency responses. Efforts are underway to aid recovery and ensure public health in the aftermath.

Jefferson County Commissioner Rachel Zenzinger shared a personal stress-coping strategy recommending attention to physical health, mental activity, spiritual connection with nature, career development, and community service.

Matthew Silverstone, survivor of a school shooting, was released from the hospital amid a gathering of first responders. His recovery from critical injuries was considered miraculous, and his family expressed deep gratitude for the community support.

Thornton PD's Citizens Police Academy showcased SWAT operations, allowing attendees to try on gear and explore an MRAP vehicle, while officers shared personal accounts of high-stakes scenarios.

Commerce City launches a new webpage to inform about its homeless encampment policy and cleanups, outlining a coordinated effort to manage encampments with transparency and compassion.

CPW announces the 2025 kokanee salmon giveaway days, advising participants to confirm availability due to fluctuating fish numbers. A valid fishing license is required, and participants must bring containers for the fish.

The Englewood Public Library has reopened with enhanced facilities, including a revamped meeting room and a quiet 'unplugged area'. It now operates with extended hours.

Boulder City Council approved a new Festival Lodging Rental License, enabling residents to rent out their homes during festivals, aimed at easing accommodation scarcity and boosting the local economy.

The 2025 Soil Revolution Conference will focus on soil health and sustainability in Boulder and offers both in-person and live-streaming attendance options.

Boulder residents are advised to bear-proof trash and compost bins to deter bears seeking food for hibernation, as increased bear activity is reported in the area.

Commerce City invites residents to participate in the National Community Survey to share their views on living there, aiming to inform city improvement plans.

Denver awards contracts to three new service providers to manage its non-congregate shelters, advancing its mission to address homelessness with innovative, performance-based solutions.

Denver Animal Protection and Bergen Spay & Neuter Alliance are hosting Spay-a-thons in Denver to provide free spaying and neutering for pets, aiming to improve animal welfare and control overpopulation.