Arapahoe County recognizes the dedication of animal services staff during Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, highlighting their multifaceted roles in animal law enforcement, education, and emergency response.

Colorado Springs has set a special election for June 17 to decide on the annexation of Karman Line Addition No. 6, following a public referendum petition.

Denver Police Department's Click It or Ticket campaign from April 7-13 aims to enforce seat belt usage and reduce roadway fatalities in collaboration with state agencies.

Adams County observes National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting the importance of respecting the rights and voices of crime victims within the justice system.

Mayor Johnston hosts the 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards in Denver, recognizing influential architectural projects and introducing a People's Choice Award.

The Denver Auditor's Office won its seventh consecutive Knighton Award for their "City Shelters Audit Report," which evaluated the Department of Housing Stability and offered actionable improvement recommendations.

A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 270 in Commerce City resulted in one fatality and three injuries, forcing road closure and ongoing investigations.

Hess Road bridge repair project begins April 14, causing traffic slowdowns with a single lane and temporary signal, potentially delaying travel by 10 minutes.

Colorado launches a new recycling division by Bruin Waste Management in Grand Junction, expected to create 30 jobs and enhance recycling efficiency with AI technology.

Denver has joined the UNICEF Child Friendly Cities Initiative, committing to enhance children's well-being and potential, with plans for policy development and community engagement.

A Red Flag Warning for wildfire risk has been issued by the National Weather Service in Denver for the Plains, due to strong winds, low humidity, and warm temperatures.

The University of Denver's graduate programs rank highly in the U.S. News & World Report, with specific programs like law, psychology, English, business, and education notable for their performance.

The Aurora Martin Luther King Jr. Library begins a $2.5 million overhaul aimed at transforming its second floor into a vibrant community space, funded by federal dollars and expected to complete by fall 2025.