Boulder County voters approved the Affordable and Attainable Housing Tax, designed to generate $16.7 million for housing and services, emphasizing equitable housing and innovating solutions for disparities.

Sarah Wood has been appointed as the new leader of the Boulder Small Business Development Center (SBDC), bringing extensive experience in operations and strategic planning.

Denver residents are set for a week of sunny skies and mild temperatures, with a high near 58°F today and a temporary dip with a chance of snow on Tuesday.

Boulder County's 24th Annual Lavender Gala, celebrating LGBTQ+ elders, is scheduled for December 8 at Nissi's in Lafayette with lunch, dancing, and door prizes.

Christopher Meier, a recidivist sex offender from Denver, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for distributing child sexual abuse material on a dark-web site.

Linkin Park announces a 2025 reunion tour at Denver's Ball Arena, with a new album, "FROM ZERO," and special guest Jean Dawson. Tickets go on sale November 21.

Jefferson County's Giving Tree initiative invites residents to fulfill holiday wishes for local underprivileged children by picking tags from a tree and returning gifts by Dec. 5.

Boulder is launching a new online utility billing platform on Nov. 25, 2024, with temporary "View Only" and no phone payments during the transition period starting Nov. 21. Paperless billing will start in February 2025.

A Pueblo man was convicted on multiple drug and firearms charges, including possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and meth, and possession of an unregistered rifle.

John Belknap pled guilty to abusing a corpse, criminal mischief, and having a concealed weapon after taking body parts from a mausoleum in October 2023.

Colorado State Patrol Trooper Tyler Atkins hospitalized but released after a suspected DUI driver hit his vehicle; the incident is the 11th of such cases this year.

Colorado Springs' Acacia Park Holiday Celebration returns this Friday at 6 p.m. with festivities including Santa, live music, food trucks, figure skating, and the opening of Skate in the Park.

UCHealth settled for $23 million over false billing allegations, after claims they misused emergency department billing codes, according to the Justice Department. Whistleblower Timothy Sanders will receive $3.91 million from the settlement.