Boulder is marking 30 years of its Youth Opportunities Program with a celebration, highlighting its commitment to empowering local youth and civic participation.

Colorado Gives Day is coming on December 10, 2024, aimed at supporting Douglas County nonprofits through the Douglas County Gives Program, part of a successful statewide giving initiative.

A body of an 18-year-old male was found in Chautauqua Meadow, Boulder County, with the cause of death under investigation and foul play not initially suspected.

New parking regulations take effect in unincorporated Arapahoe County on January 1, 2025, with a $150 fine for violations and authority for towing problematic vehicles.

Arapahoe County urges reporting dog bites for public safety and rabies prevention, explaining a simple process for handling cases and emphasizing vaccination over licensing.

The Morrison Police Department in Colorado is set to disband due to financial issues, with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office taking over in 2025. This follows the police chief's suspension last month.

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. is setting up a new facility in Parker, Colorado, creating 20 jobs focused on satellite communications and space technology.

The National Weather Service in Denver predicts mild, dry weather for northeastern and north-central Colorado, with sunny skies and highs around 56-60°F, before a potential shift to colder temperatures and snow early next week.

CDOT announces winter maintenance on US 550 between Ouray and Silverton, forecasting significant traffic delays due to snow removal and avalanche prevention starting December 3.

Boulder Parks and Recreation introduces indoor activities and events at local centers to keep kids active during winter, addressing both fitness and mental health.

Denver Human Services announces the #BeAGiver Holiday Gift Drive, inviting the community to donate gifts or funds to support local families, children, and older adults during the holiday season.

The Denver Police Bomb Squad has acquired a new robotic dog to safely inspect dangerous areas, funded by a $328,000 grant. It has advanced navigational capabilities and is not armed.

Weld County officials accuse the Energy and Carbon Management Commission of withholding crucial environmental data on oil and gas site remediation, highlighting transparency issues in state governance.