Denver City Council will discuss proposed ordinances on zoning, development, and environmental initiatives on September 9, 2025. Residents can give input at the public hearing.

Fort Lewis College hosted a screening of "A Colorado for All," a documentary on Colorado's disability rights history, with Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera, promoting inclusion and future efforts.

Governor Polis of Colorado released a report detailing the negative impact of Trump's tariffs on the state's economy, affecting families, businesses, and state revenue.

A woman is charged by Boulder Police for harassing a City Council member and two others, with one charge being felony retaliation against an official.

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum hosts a community reunion for the historic Conejos Neighborhood, featuring live music, dance performances, food trucks, and a car show.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds residents to secure trash and keep food indoors during bears' hyperphagia season to prevent dangerous encounters and protect both humans and bears.

Colorado has the 5th lowest poverty rate in the US at 8.2%, attributed to state initiatives for economic growth, job creation, and access to education and healthcare.

Fishing closure on the Yampa River near Steamboat Springs is lifted by Colorado Parks and Wildlife due to improved conditions, while other rivers remain under voluntary restrictions.

Denver is experiencing varied weather with smoke and an air quality alert due to wildfires. The weekend forecast includes potential showers and thunderstorms, with health advisories for sensitive groups.

Denver hosts Paws & Pints, an Oktoberfest-themed event to support its animal shelter with tours, craft beer, and fundraising for services such as spay/neuter and emergency care.

An asphalt shuttle buggy fell off a truck on south I-25 near 20th Street, causing lane closures and traffic delays. CDOT cleared the scene and reminded drivers of safety in work zones.

Overnight paving has begun on US 40 near Empire, Colorado to improve roads before winter. The six-week project will include lane closures and traffic stops.

Boulder reached a new contract with its police officers' union, granting a 4.75% salary increase and agreeing on non-economic provisions for about 180 employees.