Arapahoe County on Alert: Boulder County Warns of Increasing Scams Targeting Assistance Recipients
Boulder County warns Coloradans about scammers posing as human services staff, targeting food and cash assistance program beneficiaries for their sensitive information like EBT card numbers.
Denver Prepares for Largest Ever Back to School Fest with Free Supplies and Services on August 2
Denver is planning its largest Back to School Fest during the 12th Denver Days, offering free backpacks, school supplies, health clinics, haircuts, and a job fair at the National Western Center.
CDOT Launches Speed Enforcement Program with Warning Phase on CO 119 to Promote Work Zone Safety
Starting July 21, CO 119 drivers in Boulder County will receive warnings from automated cameras for speeding in a work zone, as part of CDOT's safety initiative, preceding actual fines to improve road safety for all.
Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade Vetoes Ordinance to Redirect Marijuana Tax Revenue, Prioritizes Public Safety
Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs vetoed an ordinance to reallocate $1.4 million in marijuana tax revenues, emphasizing the importance of using these funds for public safety and addressing the city's $11.5 million budget shortfall.
Denver Braces for Hot Days and Scattered Thunderstorms, NWS Advises Vigilance
Denver forecasts hot days with scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds, with an active pattern of afternoon showers expected to continue. A possible cooldown and heavy rainfall may occur midweek. High temperatures to return by the weekend.
Colorado Joins Multi-State Legal Challenge Against U.S. Department of Education Over Frozen Education Funds
Colorado joins a multi-state lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education to release Congress-earmarked education funds, citing potential impacts on schools, educators, and students.












