A short, three‑day pre-application window for Colorado’s emergency rental assistance is open through Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. Selected applicants will be invited to complete full applications.

Lower Downtown neighbors rejected a Good‑Neighbor Agreement for Beta X after safety concerns tied to recent incidents and the site's violent history. The decision clouds plans to reopen the former Beta as a music venue.

Denver Police say officers are monitoring downtown demonstrations and listed a non‑emergency number. Expect possible closures near major corridors.

StarRise filled its 58 permanent‑supportive apartments by December 2025, turning donated industrial land in north Greeley into long‑term homes with on‑site services.

Gov. Polis unveiled Colorado Renter Rewards, a new Prop 123 pilot that gives renters 2% cash back and a path to share in property equity; Fall River Village in Estes Park is first to join.

Greeley JBS plant workers authorized a strike by a 99% vote amid accusations of unsafe speed‑ups, shrinking hours and troubling housing practices. The move raises pressure on both sides as talks continue.

DURA is offering $1 million in neighborhood grants across two 2026 rounds to help small businesses and nonprofits with repairs, equipment and other startup costs.

A Colorado Lotto+ ticket sold at a Broomfield King Soopers matched all six numbers for a $3,328,106 jackpot in the Feb. 2 drawing. The win resets the next Lotto+ jackpot to $1 million.

Aurora Fest lands June 13 with global food, live performances and a new after‑dark drone show. The free family event will fill the Great Lawn at Aurora Municipal Center.

Dozens of Denver cyclists met at City Park for a seven‑mile "We Ride in Unity" memorial honoring Alex Pretti and calling for accountability.

Boulder County seeks public input on Land Use Code changes affecting residential regulations, including the definitions of boarding houses and group homes, during a hearing on February 5.

Denver's Ruby Hill Rail Yard is opening for the 2026 winter season on February 1st, offering free snowboarding and skiing with several levels of terrain and free rental opportunities for beginners.

Colorado Springs retains its Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community status, reflecting its persistent improvements in bike infrastructure and safety.