The Larimer County Sheriff's Office invites applications for its Spring 2025 Citizens Academy to educate locals about law enforcement operations, with classes starting February 11.

The Highlands Ranch community renamed Lucent Boulevard to Kendrick Castillo Way to honor the local hero who protected classmates during a 2019 school shooting.

The Denver Animal Shelter warns of a scam where people are told their lost pets need costly surgery, urging owners to verify claims directly with shelters.

The Douglas County Library District Board of Trustees is inviting applications for board members to help guide local library services starting January 2025.

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum is hosting its annual Festival of Lights Family Fun Day with performances, activities, and crafts before the downtown parade.

Pueblo police engaged with the community to address concerns and enhance public safety at a meeting, with Police Chief Noeller and Mayor Graham answering questions and discussing strategies.

Boulder is marking 30 years of its Youth Opportunities Program with a celebration, highlighting its commitment to empowering local youth and civic participation.

Colorado Gives Day is coming on December 10, 2024, aimed at supporting Douglas County nonprofits through the Douglas County Gives Program, part of a successful statewide giving initiative.

Arapahoe County urges reporting dog bites for public safety and rabies prevention, explaining a simple process for handling cases and emphasizing vaccination over licensing.

Boulder Parks and Recreation introduces indoor activities and events at local centers to keep kids active during winter, addressing both fitness and mental health.

Denver Human Services announces the #BeAGiver Holiday Gift Drive, inviting the community to donate gifts or funds to support local families, children, and older adults during the holiday season.

Denver Animal Shelter reduces pet adoption fees over the holidays to help find homes for animals, also offering alternatives like volunteering and donations for those unable to adopt.

Jefferson County will host a virtual town hall on December 10 to discuss severe weather, featuring local commissioners and experts. Residents can join via a Webex link found on the county's website.