Douglas County has begun constructing a new wastewater treatment facility, the Chatfield Basin Water Reclamation Facility, including funding from the ARPA to improve the region's water systems.

Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs is under construction until December, affecting traffic flow for the second phase of the Tejon Street Revitalization Project.

Denver's weekend weather includes sunny spells, potential showers, and thunderstorms with highs in the 80s and calm winds, per the National Weather Service.

US Highway 550 Red Mountain Pass will have roadblocks for power line work Monday to Thursday, from Sept. 2-18, impacting travel between Ironton Park and Ouray.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office released a bi-annual drug report detailing local drug trends and deaths to aid in public health and safety efforts.

Colorado Springs announces office closures for Labor Day, but public spaces and events like the Labor Day Lift Off will remain active for the holiday.

The Denver Clerk & Recorder's office will close on August 29 for a furlough day but will maintain election staff for write-in candidates. Regular services resume September 2, after Labor Day.

Colorado Governor Polis orders flags at half-staff honoring Minneapolis tragedy victims, per President Trump's proclamation, from August 27 to 31, 2025.

CPW biologists conducted electrofishing in Bear Creek to assess the greenback cutthroat trout population, a key indicator of the creek's health. The method prevents double-counting and aids in monitoring ecological balance.

Larimer County has initiated a courtesy program sending orange tag notices to homeowners of manufactured homes with overdue taxes, offering various payment methods before the September 29, 2025, deadline.

Northbound I-25 in Colorado Springs will have overnight lane closures due to construction, starting at 7 PM on Sept 2, potentially causing travel delays.

A Denver man was sentenced to seven years for sex trafficking, including exploiting minors and transporting individuals across states for prostitution.

Colorado leaders commend the state's special legislative session for measures addressing budget challenges, supporting community needs, and protecting health care, roads, and education funding despite a federal budget they view as unfavorable.