Instagram's new update auto-tags user location, raising privacy concerns. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office advises users to manually disable this feature for safety.

Virtual meeting on High Line Canal trail improvements set for Sept 9, hosted by Arapahoe County with Q&A session for public engagement on resurfacing and enhancements.

Denver outlines personnel cuts to mitigate a $200M budget shortfall, including 171 layoffs and the elimination of nearly 928 positions, with severance and support offered to affected employees.

Denver is cutting 928 jobs due to a $200 million budget shortfall. The layoffs disappoint especially the Teamsters, who supported Mayor Johnston. The union is aiding affected workers.

Adams County Sheriff’s Office warns of scammers pretending to be "Elon Musk Tesla" or "Elon Musk Delivery Company," seeking to steal personal information or money.

The PERL program offers training for engaging in local government roles, designed for underrepresented communities and covers roles, responsibilities, and board culture.

Colorado Springs is seeking a volunteer for the City/County Drainage Board, responsible for advising on storm drainage funds and regulations. Applications are due by September 5, 2025.

Denver's weather forecast includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures peaking near 98°F. The weekend may bring more precipitation, while concerns for severe weather on Monday escalate.

The Broomfield Workforce Center will close on August 20 for staff development, directing users to Adams County Workforce Center and the Broomfield Library during this time.

Douglas County's Vintage & Vibrant event on September 17 offers education and social engagement for seniors and caregivers, including meals, at the Highlands Ranch Senior Center. Registration is open for the $20 event.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Colorado indicted 30 members of Tren de Aragua for various crimes including drug trafficking and murder-for-hire after a nine-month investigation.

Colorado is tackling its housing shortage by adjusting zoning laws, with the governor emphasizing building more homes to reduce rent and enable ownership. The state has enacted measures for affordable housing and prioritized funding for development.

Englewood schedules a public hearing on September 2, 2025, to discuss proposed Chick-fil-A site changes, including new drive-through canopies and a vehicle bypass lane.