Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission to Discuss Fee Hikes and Hunting Regulations in Sterling Meeting
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is discussing new park and wildlife regulations, including fee adjustments and turkey hunting seasons, at a meeting in Sterling, with remote attendance options.
Denver Auditor Flags Ongoing Issues in Contractor Vetting for City Projects
Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien's follow-up report indicates persistent issues in the city's contractor vetting process for construction projects, highlighting concerns about fairness and adherence to City Charter.
Introducing BOLT: Brighton's New On-Demand Transit Service Set for Launch with Inaugural Ceremony
Brighton introduces BOLT, an on-demand local transit service, launching with an event at City Hall. This environmentally friendly alternative offers quick, convenient rides with bilingual support.
Suspect Identified in High-Speed Chase and Shooting Involving Officers Spanning from Monument to Pueblo West
Michael R. Trujillo, 25, was involved in a high-speed chase and shooting with officers, leading to his hospitalization and ongoing investigation by the 10th Judicial Critical Incident Response Team.
Boulder County Urges Voters to Use BallotTrax for Mail Ballot Status and Signature Cure Info Before Nov 12 Deadline
Boulder County encourages voters to use BallotTrax to check mail ballot status, and to address any signature verification issues by November 12 to ensure their vote counts and avoid potential voter fraud investigations.












