Englewood's Stormwater Division plans stormwater maintenance on US 285/Hampden causing potential delays from September 8-12, with preventive work to ensure system efficiency and environmental protection.

Joseph Blodgett was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to Felony Eluding and Reckless Endangerment due to a police chase in Colorado.

The article highlights the Larimer County League of Women Voters Equity Day celebration, where Commissioner Kristen Stephens and league member Anne Thompson were recognized for their community dedication.

A Larimer County PSA, "Be Awkward… Ask," encourages parents to discuss gun storage for child safety, citing high access to loaded guns among students and the need for community responsibility.

Fort Collins will spray for West Nile virus on Aug. 28, with a backup date of Aug. 31. Residents in the affected area have been advised on precautions.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signs state laws to support children's food access and healthcare amidst federal cuts.

Colorado lawmakers concluded a Special Legislative Session aimed at addressing a budget shortfall caused by federal actions, with Governor Polis highlighting the closure of tax loopholes and preservation of essential services.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for northeast and north central Colorado, warning of showers, thunderstorms, and potential flash flooding.

Arapahoe County is starting construction on Arapahoe Road to improve traffic flow, financed partly by a DRCOG grant, with an expected completion time of 75-90 days.

Boulder announces facility closures and special hours for Labor Day, with some recreational sites open, limited public transportation, and free parking except near Chautauqua Park.

Douglas County Government offices and Link on Demand service will be closed on September 1, 2025, for Labor Day, but online services remain available.

Denver has filed a motion to dismiss a federal lawsuit demanding compliance with the Trump Administration's immigration policies, asserting adherence to federal law and rejecting the government's deportation agenda.

Broomfield announces facility closures and adjusted hours for Labor Day; city offices, the library, and recreation centers will be closed, while the Community Center will open with reduced hours.