Colorado Governor Jared Polis and 23 other Democratic governors urge Congress to protect SNAP funding, highlighting its vital role in supporting Americans in need and stimulating the economy.

Denver hosts its first Pride Marriage Marathon during Pride Weekend, offering marriages and vow renewals with no appointments needed and chances to win local prizes.

Denver's Bike to Work Day offers breakfast and activities, while DOTI shares updates on the Denver Moves: Bikes plan and evaluates bikeway treatments.

Denver's weather today starts with patchy morning fog, mostly cloudy skies, and potential afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Evening may see partly cloudy conditions.

US 287 near Fort Collins, Colorado, will undergo resurfacing from July 7 to late July, causing potential delays and traffic disruptions during work hours.

CDOT's I-25 North Express Lanes Project will cause significant disruptions due to bridge reconstruction and road widening, aiming for completion in 2025.

CDOT celebrated the opening of the new Alameda Avenue Bridge, which includes improved road infrastructure and enhanced facilities for pedestrians and cyclists.

Boulder County is accepting applications for 2026 Human Services Fund grants from nonprofits until August 25, 2025, to support community well-being initiatives.

Denver Animal Shelter collaborates with Think Tank Tattoo for the Tats for Tails fundraiser, offering animal-themed tattoos for $200 to benefit shelter pets.

Denver Public Schools reached a tentative agreement with teachers for improved pay and work conditions, requiring ratification and final board approval.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife introduces a $14 Centennial State Park Pass for financially constrained residents, providing 13 months of access to all state parks.

One man was killed in a police shooting near a Denver middle school, after officers responded to a report and gunfire was exchanged with an armed suspect. The man's identity is pending formal identification.

Colorado's May job report showed a small gain of 3,400 nonfarm jobs, keeping unemployment steady at 4.8%, despite a slight dip in labor participation to 67.7%.