The Denver Police Department is hosting National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 26 to safely dispose of unused medications at designated locations.

Berthoud High School held an inclusive Unified basketball game with students and staff, including School Resource Deputies, to promote community and understanding.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office engaged with the community through a "Coffee with a Cop" event, combining discussions with Easter egg decorating to build relationships.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office honored Court Specialist Sharon Green for her 16 years of service, providing insight into her life and role via social media.

The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is preparing for another season with country star Dustin Lynch performing, a local food brunch event, ProRodeo, and diverse attractions for all ages.

Denver Human Services partially implements audit recommendations for child welfare, improving kinship caregiver support but still needs to address staff retention and secure access procedures.

Wheat Ridge Police detailed an incident on Facebook where a routine stop for expired tags led to the arrest of a man with multiple warrants, including a felony warrant for sex assault on a child.

Denver Police, along with other agencies, will target expired registrations and temporary plates from April 20 through May 20, 2025, to ensure vehicle compliance.

Boulder Colorado Gov highlights composting as a key to healthy gardens, waste reduction, and climate action, with local initiatives encouraging community participation.

The Denver Police Department hosted a "Touch a Truck" event near Swansea Elementary, inviting families to engage with service vehicles and gear, promoting community-police relations.

Colorado Springs is conducting a Housing Needs Assessment to understand the region's housing stock, demands, and challenges, and guide future policy-making.

Aurora is intensifying efforts to green its urban spaces, planting trees to improve the environment and foster social equity, supported by a $5 million USDA grant.

Boulder County updated on the Gross Reservoir Expansion, detailing a town hall rescheduling, Bearberry property acquisition, and a legal halt to tree clearing, affecting the project's timeline and community payment discussions.