PERL is holding a Boards and Commissions Training on May 31 at NoBo Library to help increase underrepresented populations' involvement in civic bodies.

The Denver Police honored the late Officer Dale Coski after her name was added to the Colorado Law Enforcement Memorial, acknowledging her service and courage.

A DUI driver struck a fire truck at a Denver accident scene; no injuries were reported but the incident highlights emergency responder safety concerns.

Denver has a breezy forecast with possible showers and thunderstorms and highs around 77°F. The chance of precipitation is 20%, increasing to 90% on Monday with thunderstorms expected. Snow is predicted at higher elevations from Monday night.

CPW confirmed the presence of invasive rusty crayfish in Colorado's Little Thompson River, threatening local aquatic ecosystems. The species aggressively competes with native wildlife and reproduces prolifically.

Colorado Springs drivers are advised of MAMSIP-related road closures and detours starting May 4, 2025, impacting South Academy Boulevard and US 85/87.

Boulder County Commissioners celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with online resources and events, including the Boulder Jewish Festival in June, and emphasize commitment to diversity and ADA accommodations.

Colorado Springs is beginning a trail reroute project on May 4 at the Section 16 Trailhead, aiming to improve the Palmer Red Rock Loop Trail's durability and accessibility. No closures are required, with completion expected by end of June.

CDOT announces overnight closures on US 85 and US 34 for new signage installation, with detours and project details available online. Travelers are advised to plan and stay updated.

Fort Collins Police are investigating a traffic incident involving a pickup and a pedestrian, with the pedestrian critically injured. Witnesses and information are sought.

Denver faces a changeable weather week with a forecast ranging from fair skies and warm temperatures to showers, thunderstorms, and snow at higher elevations.

Douglas County, Colorado emphasizes wildfire preparedness, offering residents practical tips for property defense and evacuation planning, with support services like free yard waste disposal.

Denver awards $15,000 grants to 25 businesses affected by city construction through the Business Impact Opportunity Fund, with support services also provided.