Boulder County recognizes November as Native American Heritage Month, appointing Karen Wilde as the Native American-American Indian Relations Manager to foster relations and honor Indigenous cultures.

The Cuerno Verde Rest Area in Colorado City reopens on Nov. 1 after upgrades, offering amenities for travelers and supporting Bustang Outrider services.

The National Weather Service predicts variable temperatures and mostly sunny conditions in Denver for the coming week, with highs from the 60s to high 70s and mostly clear nights.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has released the state's budget proposal for FY 2026-27, focusing on education, public safety, and a balanced budget amid federal fiscal challenges.

Golden Gate State Park's Christmas tree cutting permit lottery opens November 1st, with applications accepted until November 15th. Successful applicants can cut trees on December 6th using hand tools only.

Douglas County opens four Voter Service and Polling Centers on Saturday for the upcoming election, providing in-person voting support and other services.

Denver leaders have formed a Food Access Task Force to tackle food insecurity due to the federal shutdown, focusing on aid for children, the elderly, and disabled SNAP beneficiaries.

Colorado's Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera and Major General Robert Davis highlight a CONG/AmeriCorps partnership for wildfire mitigation and career development.

Colorado's Joint Budget Committee approved $10 million in emergency funding for food banks due to the suspension of SNAP benefits amid a GOP-led federal government shutdown.

The I-70 West Vail Pass project is on a winter break, with improved roads and an eastbound auxiliary lane now open.

CDOT and United Companies completed resurfacing work on a 4-mile stretch of US Highway 40 in Winter Park, improving safety, mobility, and infrastructure longevity.

Boulder County maintains essential services like WIC and TANF amid the federal shutdown but warns of potential delays in SNAP benefits and advises residents to continue normal procedures for assistance programs.

Denver woke to a cold 29°F morning, predicted to rise to 50°F with skies clearing. Weekend forecasts suggest sunny weather with highs of 64°F and 77°F on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.