Denver Police issued a warning about "jugging," where criminals follow individuals who withdraw cash from banks to rob them, and advised the public on preventive measures.

The Denver Police Department shared a nostalgic post about the 1992 Juneteenth celebration, referencing '90s pop culture, economic details, and how officers engaged with the community.

The Denver Police hosted a Teen Community Academy to educate local youth on policing, featuring activities like self-defense and showcasing specialized units.

Boulder recognizes World Refugee Day and combats discrimination through its Human Rights Ordinance, offering protections in housing, employment, and against various biases, with resources accessible in any language.

Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site celebrates its 150th anniversary with historical festivities, including a barn dance and demonstrations, highlighting local history.

Denver's Jim Leprino, founder of the world's largest mozzarella producer, died at 87, leaving a legacy of business success and community philanthropy.

Fort Collins City Councilmember Tricia Canonico invites residents to discuss local issues during Bike to Work Day at Wolverine Farm, facilitating civic engagement in an informal setting.

Brighton's annual "Bike to Work Day" on June 25 includes a free breakfast for participants. The event promotes health and environmentally friendly commuting.

Denver's Bike to Work Day event on June 25 promotes cycling over driving, with breakfast stations and prize drawings.

Seven deputies from the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office completed elite training at the National Command & Staff College, enhancing their leadership skills for effective community service.

Boulder County is offering funding for programs aiding disabled individuals, highlighting the need for enhanced services and social opportunities for those with IDD, autism, or brain injury.

Fort Collins is hosting its 37th Summer Bike to Work Day on June 25, encouraging the community to cycle, promoting health and sustainability, featuring over 90 stations offering free breakfast and bike support.

Boulder plans a Juneteenth celebration, including a flag-raising and live entertainment, with statements on slavery's end and Black Americans' contributions.