PERL is holding a Boards and Commissions Training on May 31 at NoBo Library to help increase underrepresented populations' involvement in civic bodies.

Boulder County Commissioners celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with online resources and events, including the Boulder Jewish Festival in June, and emphasize commitment to diversity and ADA accommodations.

Denver awards $15,000 grants to 25 businesses affected by city construction through the Business Impact Opportunity Fund, with support services also provided.

Boulder is close to completing its summer hiring for over 200 BPR positions, with 71 filled already and 120 expected by June. The city continues to recruit for future needs.

Boulder County launched a funding initiative to help individuals with disabilities achieve housing stability, using $500,000 from a mill levy passed in 2002.

The Denver Police Department uses social media to promote Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, advocating for caution and sharing safety tips for both drivers and motorcyclists to prevent accidents.

Police activity closed Happy Canyon Rd bridge and part of I-25 in Douglas County, causing traffic delays. The roadways reopened at 10:07 AM, but details on the incident were not disclosed.

Law school applications rise post-election; DU's Sturm College sees 18% increase with value in diverse skills.

May's Older Americans Month encourages a positive view on aging, focusing on engagement and growth in later life as celebrated by the city of Boulder.

Boulder invites artists to submit storytelling proposals for its guaranteed income project, Elevate Boulder, aiming to share participants' experiences with the community.

Parts of Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on April 30 and May 1, and from May 2-5 for drainage pipe installation and restriping. Detours are provided.

Douglas County Sheriff's Office arrested a driver for speeding at 89 mph in a 45 mph zone, along with charges for reckless driving and unsafe lane changes, emphasizing traffic safety enforcement.

Boulder invites residents to explore its "Enjoy and Protect" webpage and web map, highlighting open space projects for 2025 focused on recreation, stewardship, and wildfire mitigation.