Commerce City Senior Commission is hosting a Senior Resource Fair on June 7 at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center, offering free access to local services and vendors.

Denver Police promote safety during Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, urging drivers to be cautious around motorcycles, and riders to wear helmets and avoid impairment.

The Theodora Family Hotel opened in Denver, replacing the former VOA Family Motel and offering 60 suites for families and veterans facing homelessness, with amenities aimed at helping residents regain stability.

Boulder prepares to celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, emphasizing support and rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

Englewood's recreation centers open summer registrations for various programs including youth activities and adult athletic leagues, aiming to enrich community wellbeing.

Englewood launched a new Ready to Work program house by Bridge House, providing 50 beds to help homeless adults with employment and reintegration. The program includes paid work and support services, with a strong track record of graduate success.

Boulder seeks public input via a questionnaire on the future of its buildings' health, efficiency, and resilience, offering a chance to win grocery gift cards for participating.

Boulder County relaunches Wildfire Rebate Program to encourage residents to mitigate wildfire risks through eligible actions, offering up to $500 in rebates.

Douglas County SWAT members dressed as superheroes and rappelled down Children’s Hospital Colorado to delight patients, combining kindness with a training exercise.

Boulder intensifies wildfire resilience efforts for 2025 with new initiatives like an e-newsletter, home assessments, training programs, and landscape management, supported by the Climate Tax Fund.

Brighton is launching a Young Entrepreneurs Program for youths under 19 with bootcamps on business skills, culminating in the opportunity to sell at a city event. Registration is required.

Aurora introduces Music at the Movies, a free outdoor series combining pre-movie concerts and film screenings, starting on May 28 with no registration required.

Douglas County has designated May as Mental Health Awareness Month and is reinforcing support for residents, with a particular emphasis on addressing stigma and enhancing resources.