The Aurora Police Department held a memorial for the 12 victims of a 13-year-old tragedy, with a procession to the 7/20 Memorial Garden and honors for first responders.

Chick-fil-A plans to amend a PUD in Englewood for drive-thru improvements. A neighborhood meeting is set for July 24, 2025, and a public hearing on August 5. Residents can give feedback on the changes.

A dozen West Metro firefighters graduated from Arapahoe Community College as paramedics after extensive training, with Stefan Martinez named class valedictorian. They now face real-world application of their skills under supervision.

The Denver Police Department reported a stolen rifle from a car, highlighting the issue of unsecured firearms and urging compliance with Colorado's law requiring guns to be safely stored in vehicles.

Colorado sheriffs have written to Governor Polis regarding the DOC inmate transfer backlog, stressing its financial burden on counties and public safety risks. They request increased state intervention and funding.

Fort Collins announces its Kids in the Park event on July 25 at Twin Silo Park, featuring free family-friendly activities, live music, and food trucks.

Jefferson County promotes early sign-ups for LookoutAlert, which informs residents of emergencies like floods or police activity. It's available in multiple areas and offers alert customizations. Registration is easy via their website or texting.

Broomfield hosts a meeting on the new Wildland Urban Interface Map and 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, with discussions led by wildfire experts.

Governor Polis invites Coloradans to take a survey on how to celebrate the state's 150th birthday, with suggestions like creating a pedestrian walkway at the Capitol.

Englewood Public Library invites the public to vote on new library card designs submitted by local artists before the July 31 deadline, with results announced at the Englewood Block Party.

Englewood residents can participate in transforming Miller Field Park by attending an open house or completing an online survey. The park renovations are part of the Renew & Recreate campaign, funded by a local bond.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office highlighted FTO Deputy Woods on social media, celebrating his extensive service and varied career, while also sharing his personal hobbies and interests.

The COTREX app by CPW aids Colorado outdoor enthusiasts with active fire alerts, trail information, and safety tips, contributing to an informed and safe exploration of the state's natural areas.