Douglas County plans a Special Election on June 24 for voters to decide on forming a Home Rule Charter Commission, urging voter registration checks and the use of drop boxes and Voter Service and Polling Centers for ballots.

Douglas County has designated May as Mental Health Awareness Month and is reinforcing support for residents, with a particular emphasis on addressing stigma and enhancing resources.

GigSmart in Denver reclassifies gig workers as employees, ensuring benefits and protections, after a wage violation investigation leads to policy changes.

A Douglas County Sheriff's deputy narrowly avoided being hit by an impaired driver who violated the Move Over Law; the driver was arrested for DUI and related charges after a traffic stop.

ShotSpotter, HALO cameras, and license plate readers helped Denver Police arrest Carlos Lujan for a shooting incident involving four victims expected to survive.

Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is seeking detention deputies to manage jail operations, with applications open until June 1. The role requires supervising inmates and ensuring safety and rights.

A 58-year-old Longmont man was arrested by Boulder County Digital Forensics Lab for possessing child sexual exploitation material after a tip-off and investigation.

Denver's forecast includes possible severe thunderstorms with gusts up to 34 mph, temperatures around 76 degrees, and lower chances of showers by night.

Boulder County allocated $7.8 million in grants to child care and nonprofit organizations to support essential services, using American Rescue Plan Act funds for COVID-19 recovery.

Denver's City Council has approved major investments including a women's soccer stadium and the creation of a large urban park at the former Park Hill Golf Course. These projects are expected to drive economic growth and community development.

Denver Police seek help to locate Osmani Garces Ortiz, who violated bond by removing his ankle monitor. He faces serious charges and the community is urged to contact Crime Stoppers with information.

Denver Police arrested a 22-year-old for reckless dirt bike riding in the city, leading to charges including exhibition of speed and resisting arrest. The vehicle was also impounded.

Boulder, Boulder County, and Jefferson County are collaborating on "Let’s DOO It!", a campaign on May 17-18 to encourage responsible disposal of dog waste in public spaces.