The Douglas County community collected 920 pounds of unused medications during National Drug Take Back Day, demonstrating strong public health and safety efforts.

The Denver Police shared a sexual assault survivor's story to emphasize the importance of believing victims and providing support through resources and partnerships.

The Rose Andom Center in Denver has expanded services to include support for sexual assault survivors, offering crisis intervention, legal and medical resources, and advocacy.

South Academy Boulevard will have traffic diversions for construction, including a full closure and lane shifts, with impacts until early 2026 as per CDOT.

The City of Brighton has imposed seasonal water usage restrictions effective May 1 to conserve water and reduce strain on the system until September 30.

Denver landmarks lit in teal for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, supporting victims and promoting the Start by Believing campaign, with resources provided for community education and survivor support.

Boulder is hosting an event to help mobile food vendors with licensing on May 6 at the Boulder Fire Training Center, providing assistance with paperwork and inspections.

Boulder County offers grants for wildfire mitigation efforts, supporting local entities to manage over 1,900 acres to date, including a key project near Boulder.

Boulder County supports sustainability through the Circular Economy Fund, awarding grants to local organizations, including the Latino Chamber of Commerce and Green Girl Recycling, to advance zero waste initiatives.

The Colorado Springs City Council has waived municipal rights to buy multifamily properties for affordable housing, effective May 30, 2024, sparking mixed community reactions.

Boulder County is set to showcase affordable homes with open houses in May, also featuring the grand opening of a local café to boost community development.

Douglas County invites residents to safely dispose of unwanted medications during the DEA National Drug Take-Back Day at the Highlands Ranch Substation, with specific guidelines for disposal.

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