Brighton Invites Local Creatives to Boost Economy with 2025 Creative Community Grants
Brighton's 2025 Creative Community Grants program, supported by the Lodging Tax, aims to enhance local culture and economy. Applicants must align with city goals and complete projects by November 2025. Contact Kristen Chernosky for details.
Aurora Invests in Infrastructure: City Launches Real-time Online Map to Ease Traffic Amidst Construction Surge
Aurora is investing in infrastructure and managing numerous work zones, potentially affecting traffic. An online map has been introduced to help residents navigate these areas and updates on projects that might disrupt commutes.
Denver Braces for Week of Winter Weather: Rain to Turn to Snow as Commuters Warned of Icy Conditions
Denver anticipates a shift from sun to snow with icy travel conditions expected. The National Weather Service predicts rain morphing into snow overnight, setting a week of cold and more snow showers.
Boulder County Resident Diagnosed with Rare Pneumonic Tularemia, Public Health Officials Issue Warning
Boulder County reports its first human tularemia case of the year, with the patient experiencing pneumonic tularemia after exposure to a cat and dog. Health warnings will be issued as a precaution.
Colorado Springs Investigates Noise Impact from Ford Amphitheater After Local Complaints
Colorado Springs released an independent sound study by Hankard Environmental, analyzing noise levels from Ford Amphitheater concerts following complaints. The City aims to address the issue with the amphitheater.
Douglas County Expands Voter Assistance with Additional Polling Centers Ahead of Nov. 5 Election
Douglas County opens additional Voter Service and Polling Centers (VSPCs) for voters needing in-person assistance, ballot replacement, or to update voter registration before the November 5 General Election.












