Arapahoe County's Public Health WIC program promotes resources to combat hunger during the holiday season, sharing information on local food pantries and events like the drive-through Fresh Thanks Food Distribution.

Colorado State Patrol Chief Col. Packard highlights the extensive personal and professional consequences of a DUI conviction, beyond legal penalties, during their awareness campaign.

Denver’s DDPHE is seeking community input via the Thrive in the Mile High Survey to shape health initiatives and the upcoming Community Health Assessment.

A bus driver was fired after stranding 40 students from Clear Sky Elementary miles from home, prompting investigations by the Douglas County School District and police.

The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment supports the Great American Smokeout, promoting tobacco cessation, with a focus on the high usage among 18-34-year-olds.

Arapahoe County has updated its signage regulations to unify and simplify the approval process for sign permits, with new rules affecting sign size and permitting within unincorporated areas.

The Colorado State Patrol highlights the dangers of secondary crashes during Crash Responder Safety Week and shows concern for high rates on specific highways.

The Denver Auditor's report exposes operational issues in the Department of Housing Stability such as weak shelter security, lax spending practices, and noncompliance with contracts.

Boulder maintains a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's LGBTQ+ inclusivity index for the fifth year, signaling its ongoing commitment to equality and safety for the LGBTQ+ community.

Colorado Springs leaders convened a Public Safety Summit to address a surge in juvenile crime, discussing strategies to tackle issues such as violence and property offenses by minors.

A partnership in Colorado is expanding local housing solutions for families in need, with Douglas County's GOALS program set to grow thanks to a $1 million federal grant.

Boulder Police are searching for a suspect accused of assaulting a blind man, who captured the assailant's photo with a screen reader while walking with his service dog.

James "Jim" Bishop, creator of the hand-built stone Bishop Castle, has died at age 80. His life work, known for its impressive dragon, attracted visitors to San Isabel National Forest for nearly 60 years.