Mohammed Soliman is charged with a hate crime for attacking a Boulder gathering with Molotov cocktails, injuring eight, and expressing intent to kill "Zionist people." He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Aurora's task force seeks public input on infrastructure needs at events, and online via EngageAurora.org, addressing a $700 million capital projects challenge.

Colorado's Governor signed a new law to reduce prescription drug costs, enhance transparency, and protect rural healthcare providers reliant on the 340B program.

Anglers at Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir turned in 2,770 lake trout heads during a tournament, helping fish population management and earning cash rewards, with the winner reeling in $3,000.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed legislation aimed at improving education and connectivity in the state, with a focus on work-based learning and cell phone service in rural areas.

Colorado's new law, introduced by Senator Bridges and Representative Lindstedt, offers tax incentives to support the transition of businesses to employee-owned models, aiming to improve workers' financial security and retain local businesses.

Prospect Road in Fort Collins is being closed for railroad crossing upgrades by the City and BNSF Railway, from June 9-12. Detours will be in place for vehicles and alternative routes for cyclists and pedestrians.

Denver announced the launch of new facilities at the National Western Center, including a new Equestrian Center, a hotel, and housing, with construction starting in 2025.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife reported the death of a male gray wolf, 2507, and is investigating the incident, with a necropsy pending. The CPW is also monitoring potential wolf dens in the state.

Boulder City Council condemns a violent, antisemitic attack and stands in solidarity with the Jewish community, focusing on recovery and unity in the city's response.

Boulder lights its Boulder Star on Flagstaff Mountain in response to an attack targeting the Jewish community, symbolizing unity, hope, and resilience during a period of mourning.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of aggressive cow moose during calving season after several people were injured in encounters, highlighting the danger of interactions with off-leash dogs.

Aurora city is enhancing its roads, leading to many work zones and potential traffic delays, although efforts are made to minimize impact. Residents can receive updates through the Road Construction Roundup and an online map.