The Theodora Family Hotel opened in Denver, replacing the former VOA Family Motel and offering 60 suites for families and veterans facing homelessness, with amenities aimed at helping residents regain stability.

Douglas County Recording Office at 301 Wilcox Street will reopen on May 21 after renovations, but won't offer passport or marriage license services on May 19-20.

Boulder prepares to celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, emphasizing support and rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

CDOT is seeking input from Coloradans for its next decade's transportation plan via public consultation events including a telephone town hall on May 21.

Governor Jared Polis of Colorado signed three bills focusing on water resource management, including improved snowpack data collection, adjusting sports betting taxes for water conservation, and finding new funding for water projects.

Denver Police Officer Brandon Greulich was arrested for domestic violence charges, including assault and child abuse. He remains on off-line duty pending investigation.

Colorado's Governor Polis signed SB25-069, a bill focused on road safety, allowing third-party vendors to help drivers with tire chains during winter.

Englewood's recreation centers open summer registrations for various programs including youth activities and adult athletic leagues, aiming to enrich community wellbeing.

Englewood launched a new Ready to Work program house by Bridge House, providing 50 beds to help homeless adults with employment and reintegration. The program includes paid work and support services, with a strong track record of graduate success.

Boulder seeks public input via a questionnaire on the future of its buildings' health, efficiency, and resilience, offering a chance to win grocery gift cards for participating.

Denver's weather update by the NWS: today sunny and breezy with a high of 74; tonight, mostly cloudy, low of 49. Weekend forecast includes a chance of showers and thunderstorms with highs in the mid-70s.

Colorado Governor Polis signed a law enhancing legal protections for emergency reproductive care, including abortion, in response to weakened federal safeguards.

Colorado's new law aims to make housing more affordable by updating building codes to permit certain multi-family buildings to have a single stairway, which may lower construction costs.